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Jamor: entre a cidade e o estuário do Tejo : Um equipamento e espaços exteriores para atletas de alto rendimento
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O presente Projeto Final de Mestrado, intitulado “Jamor: entre a Cidade e o Estuário do Tejo”, propõe uma reabilitação da frente ribeirinha entre Algés e Jamor, no concelho de Oeiras. A intervenção surge em resposta a uma paisagem urbana fragmentada, marcada pelas infraestruturas da Estrada da Marginal e a linha ferroviária. Neste contexto, através da implementação de um Centro de Alto Rendimento de Canoagem e Remo, bem como a criação de espaços exteriores de apoio à prática desportiva, a proposta tem como premissa resgatar a relação histórica entre a cidade e o estuário do Tejo, promovendo uma nova articulação entre o território, a água e a comunidade. A intervenção parte da memória da relação histórica com o estuário, propondo um novo desenho urbano onde os conceitos de “porão” e “boqueirão” são reinterpretados como dispositivos espaciais que promovem um contacto gradual e sensorial com a água. Inspirado em referências nacionais e internacionais, o projeto junta a escala territorial à dimensão arquitetónica, propondo uma arquitetura leve, ritmada, acessível e enraizada no lugar, atenta à continuidade espacial, à transparência e ao conforto dos utilizadores. Mais do que responder a um programa funcional, o centro configura-se como um catalisador urbano e social, integrando-se na estratégia do Jamor como dispositivo de desporto. Para além da resposta programática, o projeto propõe uma reflexão crítica sobre o papel da arquitetura na reconexão entre cidade e natureza, contribuindo para um modelo de urbanismo mais inclusivo, adaptativo e atento às exigências do século XXI.
This Master’s Final Project, titled “Jamor: Between the City and the Tejo Estuary,” proposes the rehabilitation of the riverfront between Algés and Jamor, in the municipality of Oeiras. The intervention responds to a fragmented urban landscape shaped by the infrastructures of the Estrada Marginal and the railway line. In this context, through the implementation of a High-Performance Canoeing and Rowing Centre, as well as the creation of outdoor spaces to support sports practice, the proposal seeks to restore the historical relationship between the city and the Tejo estuary, promoting a new articulation between territory, water, and community. The intervention draws on the memory of the historical connection to the estuary, proposing a new urban design in which the concepts of porão (lower ground) and boqueirão (water access point) are reinterpreted as spatial devices that foster a gradual and sensorial engagement with the water. Inspired by both national and international references, the project bridges the territorial scale and architectural dimension, proposing a light, rhythmic, accessible architecture that is rooted in its place, attentive to spatial continuity, transparency, and user comfort. More than fulfilling a functional program, the centre is conceived as an urban and social catalyst, integrating into the broader strategy of Jamor as a sports facility. Beyond programmatic response, the project offers a critical reflection on the role of architecture in reconnecting city and nature, contributing to a more inclusive, adaptive, and responsive urban model for the 21st century.
This Master’s Final Project, titled “Jamor: Between the City and the Tejo Estuary,” proposes the rehabilitation of the riverfront between Algés and Jamor, in the municipality of Oeiras. The intervention responds to a fragmented urban landscape shaped by the infrastructures of the Estrada Marginal and the railway line. In this context, through the implementation of a High-Performance Canoeing and Rowing Centre, as well as the creation of outdoor spaces to support sports practice, the proposal seeks to restore the historical relationship between the city and the Tejo estuary, promoting a new articulation between territory, water, and community. The intervention draws on the memory of the historical connection to the estuary, proposing a new urban design in which the concepts of porão (lower ground) and boqueirão (water access point) are reinterpreted as spatial devices that foster a gradual and sensorial engagement with the water. Inspired by both national and international references, the project bridges the territorial scale and architectural dimension, proposing a light, rhythmic, accessible architecture that is rooted in its place, attentive to spatial continuity, transparency, and user comfort. More than fulfilling a functional program, the centre is conceived as an urban and social catalyst, integrating into the broader strategy of Jamor as a sports facility. Beyond programmatic response, the project offers a critical reflection on the role of architecture in reconnecting city and nature, contributing to a more inclusive, adaptive, and responsive urban model for the 21st century.
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Dissertação de mestrado, Arquitetura, 2025, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Arquitetura
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riverfront Tejo estuary high-performance centre water sport frente ribeirinha estuário do Tejo centro de alto rendimento água desporto