Reabitar. Vila de acolhimento em Campo Grande-MS para mulheres-mães vítimas de violência doméstica

Abstract

Domestic violence against women in Brazil is a deeply rooted social problem resulting from a patriarchal and paternalistic culture, which in recent decades has gained greater visibility due to social movements that challenge traditional gender structures and roles. Despite this increased visibility, the rate of violence against women in the country remains significantly high and continues to grow.

In this context, the present study addresses the issue of domestic violence, with particular emphasis on violence perpetrated against mothers, focusing on the city of Campo Grande, Mato Grosso do Sul. The research adopts a theoretical–practical approach, structured in three stages: a bibliographic review, the analysis of statistical data, and the development of an architectural proposal. The objective is to design a welcoming village for women and their children who are victims of domestic violence.

The main goal of the project is to create, through architectural design, a safe and welcoming environment that enables victims to break free from violence, regain autonomy and dignity, and promote professional training and social reintegration, without requiring them to isolate themselves, remain hidden, or interrupt their daily routines. In this sense, the proposal seeks to function as a “humanized branch” of the Casa da Mulher Brasileira in Campo Grande, MS, expanding the local network of support and protection for women.