This space, dedicated to Umbanda rituals and practices, includes a fully equipped community center, a salão de gira (ceremonial hall) for services, and restroom facilities. The terreiro’s—or temple’s—architecture is distinguished by its prominent use of bamboo, a natural material that underscores the religion’s African heritage. The site also incorporates trees, plants, and stones, further enhancing its connection to nature. The space is divided into areas dedicated to orishas and spiritual entities, such as the Congá (main altar), Roncó (initiation space), and Barracão (ceremonial hall). Each of these areas is decorated with symbolic items like candles, flowers, religious imagery, and ritual objects, fostering an atmosphere of connection with the sacred.