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        <![CDATA[Non-Visual City: An Audio Guide Through Downtown São Paulo]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><em>Non-Visual City: An Audio Guide to Downtown São Paulo</em> is an auditory and acoustic project essay exploring urban relationships and their events. Centered on how visually impaired people perceive the city, the proposal seeks to challenge and engage with their urban experiences to enhance their right to the city, autonomy, and citizenship. The spatial focus of this case study is the area where the open streets project for pedestrians was implemented in São Paulo's Centro Novo (República district). </p>]]>
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