Three years ago, the establishment of Bexiga Park in central São Paulo seemed uncertain due to a prolonged legal battle lasting over four decades between José Celso Martinez Corrêa, the playwright behind the Teatro Oficina, and television presenter Silvio Santos, who aimed to build three residential and commercial towers on the site. Following the deaths of both key figures, the city purchased the land for R$ 65 million, resolving the long-standing conflict and allowing Corrêa's vision to prevail.

The significance of Bexiga Park extends beyond its creation; it embodies a small revolution that showcases how the underdog can resist more powerful adversaries. The park's development is expected to have substantial environmental benefits, improving water drainage in a densely built area of 11,100 square meters lacking sufficient greenery. The introduction of hundreds of trees will not only enhance the neighborhood's aesthetic appeal but also contribute to ecological sustainability.

Additionally, the park will feature the Bexiga stream, which has been channeled for a century, now flowing openly, creating a natural space for leisure and recreation. This park is poised to become an essential option for leisure for local residents, fostering community engagement and enhancing the quality of urban life in an area often overshadowed by development pressures.