HABITAÇÃO EM FLORIANÓPOLIS: OS/AS TRABALHADORES/AS DA VILA OPERÁRIA HOEPCKE (1945-1960)

doi.org/10.29327/211653.6.10-11

Abstract

The objective of this study is to verify the relations of work and housing that took place in Florianópolis between the years of 1945 and 1960. The research in progress intends to verify how the models of housing policies occurred in the city, who they reached and that dialogues traced with the national scenario . By perceiving housing as an important space of sociability among workers, but also as a policy of extending labor force control by employers and the State, this work sought to provide an empirical basis for this relationship with the study of a working village

of the Company Hoepcke, company of different branches and with economic and political importance of the city. By analyzing an Employees' Record of these factories and interviews of local workers, it was possible to reveal questions about the profile of these workers, such as the hierarchy of factory work, with the locations occupied by descendants of immigrants , women, black and white nationals, and who inhabited the village of the company. It was sought to establish a connection between the reality of these workers, the living conditions in the village and the housing policies that occurred during this period..