'Times Square' de SP: prefeitura tenta destravar projeto na Justiça e diz que liminar prejudica revitalização do Centro
Projeto de telão luminoso no edifício New York, no Centro de São Paulo, e prefeito Ricardo Nunes Reprodução/Instituto Sarasá e TV Globo A Prefeitura de São Paulo recorreu à Justiça para tentar derrubar a liminar que suspendeu o projeto Boulevard São João, conhecido como "Times Square paulistana", no cruzamento das avenidas Ipiranga e São João. No recurso, apresentado ao Tribunal de Justiça nesta terça-feira (9), o município diz que a decisão se baseou em argumentos genéricos
São Paulo's City Hall is appealing a court injunction that halted the Boulevard São João project, nicknamed the "Paulistana Times Square." The project aims to install large LED screens on four buildings at the Ipiranga and São João avenues intersection. The municipality argues that the injunction, based on generic concerns about the project's magnitude and impact, overlooks technical studies and hinders the revitalization of the city center. Mayor Ricardo Nunes' administration contends that the suspension jeopardizes partnerships with the private sector and the restoration of historic buildings. The private consortium is set to invest R$ 8 million in urban improvements and R$ 42 million for the LED screens, with no public funds involved. City Hall asserts that the project aligns with the "Clean City" law and represents a modernization effort for the metropolis.
This legal dispute highlights the tension between urban development initiatives, historical preservation, and public space aesthetics in a major city, impacting future revitalization projects.
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