2024-03-192024-03-192024-03-192019-06-13https://repositorio.ifal.edu.br/handle/123456789/469The present work intends to discuss based on an empirical analysis the languages between people, furniture and objects through a sensitive discussion about the use of spaces. New forms are being attributed to the environment and the dynamics between people and objects constantly modify the scenarios transforming the way of see, interpret and interact with the environment. The street, presented as a scenario in this study, stimulates these transformations starting from its users whose spaces are constantly reformulated, bringing new meanings not only of the street as a passage and connection between points of interest, but the street as a meaning of living. The intention of this work is to pursue the use of furniture and objects used by homeless people in open spaces in Maceió, bringing new reflections about home and its typologies. This way, besides the presentation of a theoretical axis based on the construction of concepts, it also regards an axis of practice through exchange and experiences obtained from interviews made by the author with the homeless. Through the analysis obtained, a look at the existing subjectivity in urban settings is launched, starting from new constructions that are out of the practical models experienced during the academic formation (metrical, methodical), but it places emphasis on a model of subjective dimensions that differs from the conventional forms, because it designates the immaterial aspects, and the nature of individuals through tactics of emotional parameters from their relationship with the "house" and the environment.Acesso AbertoDesign de InterioresMoradia improvisadaMoradores de rua - Objetos e mobiliárioEspaço habitadoTrabalho de Conclusão de CursoCNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::ARQUITETURA, URBANISMO E DESIGN