O INSTITUTO BRASILEIRO DO CAFÉ: UMA HISTÓRIA SOBRE O PATRIMÔNIO INDUSTRIAL

Abstract

The story of the occupation of western São Paulo occurs due to the expansion of the rail system. Presidente Prudente is consolidated, in the 40s, as an important center of services and production of agricultural products such as coffee, cotton, groundnuts, livestock and milk. In 1952, the Federal Government created the Brazilian Coffee Institute - IBC in order to realize the economic policy of the Brazilian coffee in the country and abroad. The IBC also built several sheds for storage of the product, and Presidente Prudente, the shed is installed adjacent to the railway line, forming an urban landscape. This paper presents the integration of the building from the history of the City and discusses the importance of the building to the community. As a result of this research is expected to sensitize the government providing subsidies for the management and the overturning of this building. We present a proposal projetual a venue

Keywords

• Industrial Heritage
• Brazilian Coffee Institute
• West Paulista