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This article reflects on the difficulty of visually impaired people facing the daily obstacles encountered in urban cities, preventing them from having the basic rights of citizenship such as independence, free will, security, autonomy and mobilityx. Public spaces are lacking in an inclusive architecture, so these people are prevented from developing and expanding their potential, thus staying on the fringes of society. The need for rehabilitation centers for the visually impaired becomes fundamental in the process of inclusion and full mobility. The methodology adopted was research through direct and IX Seminário Brasileiro de Acessibilidade Integral . Natal, 13-15/maio/2020 indirect case study, literature review to consolidate and substantiate the analyzes. Based on this study came the proposal of rehabilitation of spaces in the ACIC (Blind Catarinese Association for Blind Rehabilitation) rehabilitation center, with the application of a sensory and inclusive architecture, prioritizing users and contributing to their development and autonomy.

Além da visão: diretrizes de anteprojeto para requalificação de áreas na Associação Catarinense para Integração do Cego – ACIC