Paisagismo e drenagem de águas da chuva 402 norte

• Autor(a) principal: Wachholtz, Gerson Ricardo
• Data de Publicação: 2020
• Tipo de documento: Trabalho de conclusão de curso
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório do Centro Universitário Braz Cubas
• Texto Completo: https://repositorio.cruzeirodosul.edu.br/handle/123456789/1573
• topic: Paisagismo; drenagem de águas; 6.04.00.00-5 Arquitetura e Urbanismo

As water resources become scarce, as a result of human occupation, the importance of the redistribution or reallocation of rainwater to the water table is seen. In this way, LIDs become fundamental to value rainwater, which in other times was directed in a similar way to the city's sewage systems, and which is now preferable to be redistributed or relocated to the water table. According to TUCCI (2012), for a long time the main objective of urban drainage was to remove excess rainwater in the most efficient way possible to avoid inconvenience, damage and risk of flooding. The poor occupation of the city destroyed rivers and water sources, without reflecting or acting in a sustainable way - thinking about the next generations - based on the idea that water resources were infinitely renewable. Currently, it can be seen that the real estate market follows the trend of valuing sustainable projects, this due to a greater awareness of the world reality with regard to natural resources and maintenance costs. André Trigueiro says that "Living or working in an intelligent construction means reducing maintenance costs (mainly water and energy), relieving the collective demand for these resources." (TRIGUEIRO, 2017, p. 237). The author André Trigueiro presents many relevant proposals on how to build a sustainable society. As cited: Although some sectors of the market and the academic world still ignore - and this is very serious - the advantages of smart and sustainable buildings, they gain more and more space in real estate projects in Brazil and abroad. In fact, public policies that encourage efficiency and inhibit waste in buildings are multiplying around the world. Likewise, the offer of stamps and certifications that guide the market to understand what is gained in a property with this profile is growing. (TRIGUEIRO, 2017, p. 237)