Análise do Plano de Gestão dos Jardins Históricos de Burle Marx: uma visão de sustentabilidade e preservação do patrimônio cultural urbano.

Abstract

This research aims to identify the management of the Management Plan of Burle Marx's historic gardens that were characterized as historic gardens, located in the city of Recife-PE. Qualitative, exploratory and descriptive approaches were made on the implementation of the management plan in 2019, through document analysis and observation at the Burle Marx Committee meetings (the meetings we have been able to follow since 2013). The gardens are considered the artificial reproduction of a vegetated environment, with architectural features linked to environmental and social issues, from the designer's point of view. It evokes the man-nature relationship attributing regional aspects. Among these, the historic gardens represent a monument, something that reproduces history and art, represented through architecture and vegetation. This is how the historic gardens of Burle Marx in Recife are, of the fifteen designed gardens, six are listed by IPHAN and in this article will be explored the relationship of the Management Plan prepared by the Burle Marx Committee in the year 2020, with the sustainability and the Objectives of the Sustainable development. It was observed that the management plan corroborates the SDGs, in particular SDG 11 - sustainable cities and communities and SDG 17 - partnerships and means of implementation, but also the general concept of sustainable development, which can be incorporated into the development plan. management specific goals and indicators. The urban cultural heritage that represents the legacy of Burle Marx strengthens the identity of the city of Recife and provides knowledge and well-being for future generations, praising the integration of the concept of urban cultural heritage and sustainability along with its implications.