ANÁLISE DA VIABILIDADE ECONÔMICA PARA CONSTRUÇÃO DE UMA PRAÇA URBANA CONTENDO ELEMENTOS PAISAGÍSTICOS DE BAMBU

Abstract

In view of the growth of civil construction, there was an increase in environmental awareness regarding the consumption of conventional materials, such as wood, which despite being sustainable and renewable, are not economically viable, unlike bamboo, which has sustainable characteristics, like capture an average of 25% more carbon dioxide than eucalyptus wood and have a low cost. Therefore, to validate this economic viability, a project of a square containing landscaping elements of bamboo was made in the REVIT software and some images were rendered in the LUMION software. Subsequently, the costs necessary for making these structures in unconventional material (bamboo) and conventional material (eucalyptus) were budgeted, and the costs related to the execution of the square with a construction company in Rio Verde, which were compared with the values of the price charts of Goinfra (Goiana Infrastructure and Transport Agency). It was concluded that the structures in Eucalyptus Citrodora have a cost of 109,53% more compared to mossô bamboo structures and the total cost of executing the square using this unconventional material is 19,37% economically viable compared to eucalyptus. Therefore, it is worth it to invest in the construction of an urban square containing bamboo elements in the city of Rio Verde – Goiás.