Compatibilização de Projetos em uma Edificação Comercial de Múltiplos Pavimentos: Estudo de Caso.

Abstract

The design of multi-story commercial buildings requires integration among different design disciplines, especially when the project presents relevant topographic, geotechnical, and functional constraints. In this context, this paper presents the case study of a four-story commercial building intended for corporate and administrative use, with a ground floor designed for parking and reception, upper floors for work and support areas, and a technical roof level. The objective of the research was to analyze the sequence of project development, the coordination process among the involved disciplines, and the main technical solutions adopted in the enterprise. The adopted methodology is characterized as descriptive research with a qualitative approach, developed through documentary analysis of executive designs, technical reports, and complementary documents related to the case study. The results showed that the site and subsoil conditions directly influenced the building implantation, requiring earthmoving, topographic adaptation, retaining solutions, and measures compatible with the site drainage conditions. It was also verified that the definition of the structural system, the organization of the hydraulic and sanitary installations, and the fire safety requirements demanded successive adjustments and interferences among disciplines. It is concluded that project coordination was essential for consolidating the adopted solutions, contributing to the technical, functional, and executive feasibility of the enterprise.