The Deodoro neighborhood, located in the west of the city of Rio de Janeiro, is characterized by being a lower middle class neighborhood and has characteristics typical of suburban neighborhoods in the city of Rio de Janeiro, for example, has its origins linked to the advancement of the Railroad (ABREU, 2011). Currently, the Deodoro neighborhood is undergoing profound changes in its space as a result of the investments made by the government along with financial capital for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2016; Assuming the assumption developed by Lefebvre (2006) and worked for Carlos (2007; 2011) that space must be understood as a historical and social product in which a society at a particular historical moment, through the techniques that develops and social relations and establishing production, produces it, this dissertation is guided in multiple forms of ownership and production of space by introducing new technological vectors and investment for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2016 in the districts of Deodoro and Vila Militar in the city of Rio de Janeiro and how these interventions will affect the daily lives of residents of the Deodoro neighborhood and its relationship with the surrounding neighborhood, the Vila Militar; We investigate, as well as the Deodoro neighborhood is inserted into the representation of context Olympic City built by the government and reinforced by action of advertising; In addition, we draw attention to the interventions within these neighborhoods as a result of the Olympic Games in 2016, as the construction of highways and corridors expressed for BRT circulation beyond the sports arenas such as the Olympic Park in Deodoro, will transform the relationship between the residents of the Deodoro neighborhood with the Vila Militar neighborhood.