The Integration Between Architecture, Permaculture And Bioconstruction in the Construction of a Sustainable Future

Abstract

environment, using ancient building techniques as contemporary approaches. Permaculture and bioconstruction are presented as different and necessary ways of dealing with spaces, promoting a healthier development in the relationship between man and the environment. Faced with urban challenges, it is crucial that society is concerned with education and seeks solutions to problems such as housing deficit, unemployment, environmental and social degradation. Permaculture emerges as a proposal that seeks to reconcile the social, economic and environmental spheres, transforming the city into a laboratory of sustainable initiatives. The objective is to conceptualize permaculture, ecovillage communities and their relationship with architecture. The methodology presents bioconstruction techniques and methods and, shortly afterwards, the results of the ArqViva Project, an initiative based on the principles of permaculture, bioconstruction and sustainability. The practices were carried out with the participation of employees, volunteers and residents, for the execution of the architectural project and the beginning of the construction of a day care center in the urban occupation Alto da Boa Vista, in Aparecida de Goiânia - GO. The results show the importance of returning to vernacular practices as a sustainable construction alternative and the benefits reverted to the community.