The Igarapé São Joaquim Park represents an opportunity to reimagine the Amazonian landscape on the outskirts of Belém, Pará, which has been impacted by human activities. The conversion of the igarapé (stream) into a macro-drainage channel resulted in the loss of its ecological functions and conflicts between biophysical and social systems. Therefore, the project seeks to implement effective solutions to minimize the impact of rainfall and ensure comfort in public spaces, in addition to restoring the area's ecological efficiency by addressing problems such as flooding, water quality, and silting. The objective is to create a space that enhances the value of Belém's periphery, promoting social inclusion and equitable access to the park's resources. Among the proposed design interventions, a system of walkways and elevated areas stands out, conceived to adapt to the igarapé's varying flow rates. Furthermore, the creation of rain gardens, floating islands, and wetlands is proposed, contributing to improved water quality in the channel. 

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