ANÁLISE FINANCEIRA PARA IMPLANTAÇÃO DE HABITAÇÃO SUSTENTÁVEL NO MUNICÍPIO DE PARAGUAÇU/MG

Abstract

The implementation of low-cost housing is a widely used practice. However, with emerging environmental needs there is a concern on sustainability issues, which in this case manages to cover not only the environment but also the individual living in this environment with its social, ethical and economic needs. Social housing is a large-scale building, so that the study and use of more sustainable techniques from the design of the project to the execution and post-occupation is highlighted. This work presents a study based on data from a prototype built in Porto Alegre, RS, called Casa Alvorada, which is considered the most sustainable social interest building model built in Brazil. In addition, another conventional social interest project was built, financed from the Minha Casa Minha Vida program and executed by COHAB in the city of Paraguaçu, MG. Thus, a comparison was made between the two models to investigate their differences and to study the feasibility of implementing a more sustainable adapted model of low-cost habilitation in the city of Paraguaçu-MG, aiming at a cost similar to the standard project, generating a lower environmental impact , better thermal and acoustic comfort and a nice architecture. All these factors contribute to the user's acceptance of the changes proposed by the sustainability standards, improving their quality of life.