The City Hall of the city of Rio de Janeiro and the State of Rio de Janeiro signed in 2009 a term with the International Olympic Committee, IOC, to implement several urban changes for the city to be nominated to host the 2016 Olympic Games. Urban mobility received special attention and the BRT public transportation system was chosen to connect most of the city in the West, North and East zones, interconnecting, through other transportation systems, the South and Center zones. Its implementation required major urban infrastructure works and the most affected neighborhoods suffered from the demolition of residential and commercial buildings, alterations and/or removal of landscaping, detour of streets, distanced pedestrian crossings, construction of stations in the middle of the main streets and avenues, among other changes. This research was based on the interventions that occurred for the implementation of the BRT and analyzed the modified urban landscape, as the focus of study, the consequence of the intervention of space by the infrastructure. The main objective was to understand the impact produced by the changes in the urban landscape after the intervention of urban space, to understand how the infrastructures affected the quality of life of the residents and users of the region. The research sought to analyze the changes in the urban landscape, both from an aesthetic and functional point of view, to identify the main challenges faced by the local population. To this end, the specific objectives of the research consisted in identifying the change in the urban landscape before and after the implementation of the BRT infrastructure and unfolded into discussing the impacts of mobility infrastructure on the urban landscape, as well as understanding the impacts of mobility infrastructure on the urban landscape and its effects on urban space. The methodology was based on a case study adjusted to the stretch of the BRT modal system of the Transcarioca line, located on Vicente de Carvalho Avenue between the stations of Vicente de Carvalho and Vila Kosmos, at the junction of the neighborhoods of Vicente de Carvalho, Vila da Penha and Vila Kosmos, in the northern zone of the city of Rio de Janeiro. For the analysis, a bibliographic review was carried out cemented in the concepts of infrastructure, urban space and urban landscape. In addition, semi-structured interviews and systematic observations were carried out, as well as photographic records of the area under study. To evaluate the changes that have occurred, a comparative analysis of images was made using Google Earth and Street View applications, with the objective of perceiving the transformations that have occurred over time. The research allowed us to state that the lack of a more sensitive urban planning, concomitant with the inadequate implementation of the BRT, caused profound changes in the urban landscape of the affected neighborhoods and, therefore, in the perception and relationships of the region s residents with their immediate surroundings.