CLOSED HORIZONTAL CONDOMINIUMS IN XANGRI-LÁ/RS:
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND THE (RE)CONSTRUCTION OF SEASIDE SPACE PRACTICES
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https://doi.org/10.29327/ouricuri.12.2-8Keywords:
Closed Horizontal Condominiums, Landscape, Environmental Impacts, Urbanization, MetropolizationAbstract
This article starts from some empirical observations and aims to make brief considerations about some characteristics of the recent urbanization/metropolization process in Xangri-Lá/RS. Municipality that stands out for its pioneering spirit and the profusion of closed horizontal condominiums in recent years. We will approach the processes that take place under the aegis of this type of real estate development from a double perspective: on the one hand, we will focus on the impacts on the coastal landscape, which involves indicating the potential and some damages to the environment of this portion of the coast of Rio Grande do Sul; from another perspective, we will analyze it as complex socio-spatial products, endowed with attributes of the metropolis, fruits of a moment of capitalism. For that, we carried out a bibliographic survey, and used other qualitative methods such as field research that subsidize the description and analysis of territoriality, material and immaterial, that occurs by the sea.
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