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The Green Infrastructure research occurs mainly through the landscape design and the reconstitution of the urban forest. This important emphasis guides changes to face the current environmental challenges. In this conceptual and practical effort, an extremely important issue arises: how can the architectural project, together with the fulfillment of its social functions, contribute to the ecosystem services provided by the Green Infrastructure? The building, usually an obstacle to ecosystemic processes, obstructs or conditions its flows through designs in conflict with an ecological approach. By proposing the architectural design as a factor of contribution to urban ecological resilience, it is suggested to dilute the border lines between construction and landscape, integrating the building with the green infrastructure and redefining its functions beyond the traditional architectural program.

HABITAR NAS ‘BUFFER ZONES’: DIRETRIZES ECO-SOCIAIS PARA UMA ARQUITETURA INTEGRADA À INFRAESTRUTURA VERDE