Proposta arquitetônica de um novo fórum de justiça - vara de família, da comarca do município de São Gonçalo do Amarante/RN, aplicando os conceitos da neuroarquitetura

Abstract

This Undergraduate Thesis adopts an interdisciplinary approach, integrating innovative concepts from neuroarchitecture with the contextualization of Family Law and the analysis of the Judiciary’s History in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. The core of this research lies in the development of an architectural proposal for a new Courthouse, specifically directed to the Family Law, located in São Gonçalo do Amarante, a Rio Grande do Norte’s city. The conduct of this study is meticulously structured in several well-defined stages. Initially, the research is anchored in a solid theoretical background, supported by extensive bibliographic research and the analysis of related undergraduate thesis. In addition, the investigation encompasses exploration of design references, which involves in loco visits, photographic register, informal dialogues, and questionnaires aimed at professionals and users of the justice system. A crucial stage of this study encompasses the analysis of project conditions, encompassing both physical-environmental aspects and the legislative and regulatory nuances that govern judicial spaces. Next, this Final Paper focuses on the meta-project, which comprises the preliminary studies that precede the conception of the architectural proposal. The culmination of this research is materialized in the detailed presentation of the project proposal to a new Courthouse - Family Court, through the exhibition of technical plans and volumes. Finally, the research is concluded with a comprehensive analysis of all the work done, emphasizing in a crucial way the application of neuroarchitecture concepts in this specific context. The primary target is the creation of multisensory environments that promote the improvement of the quality of life and well-being of both professionals involved and citizens who use the Courthouse’s environments.