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This article proposes the discussion of the housing policy “Minha Casa Minha Vida” (“My House My Life”), its consequences and recurrent transformations for urban space, with focus in the analysis of the urban morphology resulting from Tancredo Neves residential subdivision, located in the municipality of Uberaba (MG, Brasil). This social housing has some single features, differing of other social housing, since the public intended to misuse of Permanent Preservation Areas (APP) by the residents. The results of this analysis reinforce the importance of government in promoting housing, and identifies the recurrent reproducibility of housing models, and show how this proliferation of housing units impacts on urban morphology, bringing with questionable consequences for the landscape.

O Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida e seus resultados formais em Uberaba (MG): residencial Tancredo Neves