Itinerário das galerias e marquises modernas de Florianópolis: arquitetura produzindo novas relações urbanas

Abstract

Presents the morphological type of the urban gallery inserted in the context of Florianópolis, capital of the state of Santa Catarina, in it’s modernist period. Analyzes the impact of internal and external galleries set on the ground floor of buildings, as well as the relationship between the buildings in the pedestrian scale. In Florianópolis, the galleries began to be built from the 1940s powered by urban and modernizing state interventions, a way to reflect an innovative image for a city with slow development. We present seven buildings as a case study, forming an itinerary with galleries that merge the traditional urban fabric, offering renovation to the dynamics of the city, creating interface between the public and the private and producing new relationships between architecture and urban by the use of citizens. It emphasizes the documental aspect of these buildings, which are a part of the historic and scenic route of the city, with urban relations that prevail relevant.