TURISMO NO RIO AQUIDAUANA: UMA ABORDAGEM MULTIDIMENSIONAL PARA PROMOVER A CULTURA E EDUCAÇÃO AMBIENTAL NO DISTRITO DE PALMEIRAS-MS

Abstract

The objective of this work is to conceive an architectural vision that serves as a multifunctional epicenter, bringing together training and gastronomy, in the Palmeiras district, located in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. The selection of the site is a key element, as it is located within the Piraputanga Road Park Conservation Unit. This project faces some challenges, with a focus on understanding and compliance with current local regulations, taking into account the significant presence of the Aquidauana River, which winds through the back of the site and plays a crucial role in the design of the project. The project has a sustainability-oriented approach, incorporating solutions such as a biodigester, rammed earth constructions, reuse of materials from demolitions, integrating them into the new structure of the training center and restaurant, as well as the capture and reuse of rainwater. The essence of the proposal is to attract visitors, capitalizing on the already established Piraputanga Road Park, renowned for its tourist community. The inclusion of this project is strategic to promote environmental education and catalyze the progress of the region, providing significant benefits to the local community. Additionally, the provision of accommodation for the local population, along with learning opportunities in the field of gastronomy and initiatives for recycling organic waste to boost the garden that could serve the restaurant.