After an interactive lecture led by architects and urban planners Jos\u00e9 Bueno and Riciane Pombo, we will invite participants to a guided walk through the Park to understand the formation of Ibirapuera Lake by the Sapateiro River Basin with the support of the Audio Guide \u201cAguas do Ibirapuera\u201d produced in partnership with the Museum of Modern Art in 2022.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Rios e Ruas was created in 2010 by architect and social urban planner Jos\u00e9 Bueno and geographer Luiz de Campos Jr. to transform the perception of millions of Brazilians regarding the difficult reality of rivers and streams confined alive beneath the urban fabric of cities. Its mission is to promote and inspire multiple initiatives to stimulate the discovery, recognition, and desire for clean and regenerated rivers in Brazilian cities.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
More than just a socio-environmental education project, Rios e Ruas (Rivers and Streets) uniquely integrates art, science, and culture, having inspired and implemented hundreds of initiatives throughout its 15-year history. These initiatives have impacted thousands of people, whether through city expeditions, cultural and artistic exhibitions, publications, documentaries, inspiring lectures, or as the central theme of countless press articles.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Riciane Pombo is an architect and urban planner and founder of Guajava Arquitetura da Paisagem e Urbanismo. She specializes in architectural and environmental and urban planning projects, such as parks, squares, river restoration, and drainage systems for watersheds, applying green infrastructure principles and Nature-Based Solutions (NBS). She develops technical and educational materials on NBS, supporting the formulation of public policies on this topic at the national and international levels.<\/p>\n\n\n\n