The post and its opposite: reflections on the technological morphosis of a new productive arrangement

Abstract

Starting from an analytical approach about the characteristics that conform the current production model and its arrangements in the construction chain, the article proposes a set of theoretical reflections about the possibilities of productive recomposition, pointing to a new arrangement guided by distinct relations of production of construction materials and other socio-technical perspectives of application. The technological morphosis of a new production matrix is configured as an essential condition in face of environmental collapse and factual social crises. In this orientation, the reinsertion of natural materials, of low environmental impact, as triggers for new productive arrangements, potentiates the re-appropriation of the producers in the manufacturing of materials and constructive components, expanding their conditions for productive autonomy, bearer of educational, creative, and emancipatory principles.