The Inválidos Comércio project was developed as a temporary structure designed to respond flexibly to different usage needs in an urban context. 

The proposal is based on a modular system, allowing adaptation to different uses and configurations over time, ensuring versatility and efficiency. 

The building establishes a direct relationship with the surrounding outdoor spaces, opening onto landscaped areas and taking advantage of natural light, contributing to the environmental quality of the interior space. 

The interior layout prioritizes flexibility, with a mostly open-plan configuration, enabling different forms of occupation and use.

The choice of materials, such as phenolic panels and wood, was guided by durability, ease of assembly, and integration within the urban context. 

The project was developed with a focus on execution, ensuring simple, adaptable, and efficient solutions. 

The result is a versatile and functional space, prepared to respond to different needs, with a practical and usage-oriented approach.