Júlia Flock is an architect and urban planner graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at the University of São Paulo (FAU-USP). Her research focuses on urban history, with an emphasis on memory dynamics, popular housing, and the production of space in Latin American cities. Her published work contributes to debates on heritage, socio-spatial inequality, and the construction of urban narratives from peripheral perspectives. She is a member of research groups dedicated to housing, urban studies, and memory, employing methodological approaches that combine oral history, documentary analysis, and affective cartographies. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research project aims to do a survey concerning the first slums that emerge at São Paulo after the age of 1940, until the end of 1960, when they seem to be inescapable and part of the urban landscape. Using some sparse mentions in the bibliography - the biggest part of them tend to associate the slums to the 70's-; some reports made by the municipality's social assistants; documents …
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