Pertencimento, Identidade e Cultura: Um Centro de Acolhimento LGBTQIAPN+ como Agente de Transformação em Campo Grande - MS

Abstract

The LGBTQIAPN+ community still faces the painful reality of exclusion and violence, whether psychological or physical. It is observed that non-acceptance and rejection often emerge even in the family environment, casting this community to the margins and depriving it of support, sometimes resulting in its exposure to adverse situations. In this context, the urgent need to create a shelter for this community is highlighted. The purpose of this research is to develop the architectural design of a space that guarantees not only the safety and well-being of its users, but also provides access to fundamental basic services, such as food, housing and hygiene in the city of Campo Grande-MS. In addition, it seeks to promote future opportunities in the job market by offering professional training courses. In order to achieve the best possible result, the elaboration of this architectural design required extensive research covering the historical trajectory of the LGBTQIAPN+ community. The battle for civil rights and the challenges faced were investigated, in addition to collecting data and information regarding the discrimination and violence that affect those who are part of this community. In conclusion, the project was carefully developed, guided by a deep understanding of the needs of its users. The project aims to provide an enriching and welcoming experience, with the aim of offering better conditions to victims of hate and prejudice, providing them with an environment conducive to the fulfillment of their being.