The main axis of this work is the inclusion of the study of Polyhedra Archimedes to complement the minimum content of space geometry, which is required for the development of this subject in high school at public schools. The work was developed to enhance the study of geometry, that despite its extreme importance has been losing ground for algebra within the minimum curriculum, imposed by the State Department of Education, and awaken in the student interest in the content to be worked. Divided into three stages, the development of the work started with the planning of polyhedra, including the concept of face, vertices and edges, straight positions and plane in space, construction of polyhedra, regular polyhedra and semiregular, spatial visualization, the Euler relationship and the demonstration of why there are only five regular polyhedra. The use of technological resources as an enabling tool for teaching, this first time, also had a great function, the pursuit of attention and interest of the student for the content. The second and third stages were exhibition of work at first with a view to, through art, expose quickly and succinctly, what are the polyhedra of Plato, the Polyhedra of Archimedes and its main features, seeking to reach an audience beyond the classroom. In the third stage, the student becomes the protagonist in the development of the workshop, held concurrently with the exhibition s content through art.