| Summary: | The purpose of this article is to promote reflection on the relationship between access to shelter as an instrument to promote citizens' rights and socio-spatial self-segregation. It should be noted that the segregation treated here can be due to physical barriers or not, since it also passes through a separation of behaviors and values, being in this article debated under the bias of the socio-spatial self-segregation by the shelter. Therefore, it was necessary to understand shelter distribution systems extending from high-standard horizontal condominiums on one side, to invasions of peripheral areas such as wellsprings and hillsides, on the other. Because of real estate explorations and the rising middle class, more and more the intersection of these realities. A relevant finding was that the desire to self-immunize from different living standards leads to urbanistic and psycho-sociocultural implications, which directly impacts on how public and private services are delivered to individuals, so a person's address can determine their level of access to sanitation, mobility, safety, education, health, etc. Thus, we sought a visualization of reality, indicating "what" and "where", creating a spatial and relational vision, seeking to identify "the place of each one" in the different Brazilian cities.
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