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Territory-Park: Rebuilding Córrego do Feijão After Dam Collapse

architecture-design · 2026-07-28

The Território-Parque (Park-Territory) project, designed by MACh Arquitetos and Connatural, addresses the urban, architectural, and landscape reconstruction for the community of Córrego do Feijão, Brazil, following the devastating dam collapse in January 2019. Completed in 2019, the project aims to reconnect the affected population with their place of origin and history. The lead architects are Fernando Maculan and Mariza Machado Coelho from MACh, and Edgar Mazo and Sebastian Mejía from Connatural y Paisaje. The project falls under the categories of Public Space, Mixed Use Architecture, and Sustainability. Key collaborators include Luciana Czechmeister (Project Coordination), Hardy Design (Graphic Design), Facury Gestão de Processos (Management), Atiaîa Lighting Design (Lighting), FLP Paisagismo (Landscape Architecture), Lire Arquitetura e Restauração (Restoration), Inovativo Soluções Sustentáveis (Sanitation and Sustainability), and Instituto Kairós (Collaboration). Photographs were taken by Leonardo Finotti. The project was curated by Susanna Moreira.

Key facts

  • Project named Território-Parque (Park-Territory)
  • Designed by MACh Arquitetos and Connatural
  • Located in Córrego do Feijão, Brazil
  • Completed in 2019
  • Responds to dam collapse in January 2019
  • Lead architects: Fernando Maculan, Mariza Machado Coelho, Edgar Mazo, Sebastian Mejía
  • Categories: Public Space, Mixed Use Architecture, Sustainability
  • Photographs by Leonardo Finotti

Entities

Artists

  • Fernando Maculan
  • Mariza Machado Coelho
  • Edgar Mazo
  • Sebastian Mejía
  • Leonardo Finotti
  • Susanna Moreira
  • Luciana Czechmeister

Institutions

  • MACh Arquitetos
  • Connatural y Paisaje
  • Hardy Design
  • Facury Gestão de Processos
  • Atiaîa Lighting Design
  • FLP Paisagismo
  • Lire Arquitetura e Restauração
  • Inovativo Soluções Sustentáveis
  • Instituto Kairós

Locations

  • Córrego do Feijão
  • Brazil

Sources