Arquitetura Cênica Para Parques Temáticos

Abstract

Contemporary tourism has established itself as one of the pillars of the creative economy in the 21st century, driving the demand for leisure spaces that integrate entertainment, identity, and immersive experiences. In the Brazilian scenario, specifically in João Pessoa-PB, there is significant growth in the sector, although it lacks design parameters that combine operational efficacy with local environmental constraints. This Undergraduate Thesis aims to investigate the relationship between architecture and themed amusement parks, culminating in the proposal of design guidelines for leisure enterprises in João Pessoa-PB. The adopted methodology was based on a qualitative and deductive approach, including a review of the theoretical framework on immersive architecture and the analysis of ten national and international correlates using the Baker Method. The results allowed for the systematization of eleven design guidelines, addressing topics from narrative sectorization to passive thermal comfort strategies adapted to the humid tropical climate. It is concluded that the application of rigorous technical parameters, combined with the preservation of local identity and the correct separation between public and service flows, is fundamental for the viability of leisure spaces that are simultaneously attractive and sustainable in the Paraíba context