Regeneration of peripheral neighborhoods: sustainable development and local identity

Sustainable strategies, if adapted to the identity of each location, can contribute to the socioenvironmental regeneration of neighborhoods with socially vulnerable populations. In this context, the main objective of this study is to identify and systematize the urban design standards, proposed in the book A Language of Patterns, relating them to the Sustainable Development Goals. Proposing a case study in the Santos Dumont neighborhood in São Leopoldo, focusing on its Special Areas of Social Interest. The purpose is to select those that can be applied, adapting them to the local context. The results aim to contribute to the socio-environmental regeneration of the neighborhood.