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O presente trabalho final de mestrado aborda a reabilitação do antigo Convento da Boa Hora, situado na freguesia da Ajuda, em Lisboa, transformando-o num Centro Intergeracional. Este projeto alia a valorização do patrimônio histórico à promoção da coesão social, ao propor uma nova função para um edifício devoluto de grande relevância arquitetônica e cultural. A intervenção contempla a preservação das características patrimoniais do convento enquanto integra soluções contemporâneas que respondem às necessidades da comunidade local, particularmente no combate ao isolamento social e ao envelhecimento populacional. O Centro Intergeracional será um espaço de convivência entre diferentes gerações, promovendo atividades educativas, culturais e recreativas. Jovens e idosos irão partilhar um ambiente enriquecedor, reforçando laços comunitários e incentivando a troca de saberes e experiências. A proposta inclui ainda espaços destinados a uma creche, um centro de dia, um lar de idosos e áreas comuns, como jardins e zonas de lazer, desenhados para incentivar o uso coletivo e inclusivo do espaço. Este projeto baseia-se em metodologias que conciliam a teoria e a prática, guiadas pelos princípios das Cartas de Patrimônio e por abordagens críticas à reabilitação, como as de John Ruskin e Viollet-le-Duc. Através da análise criteriosa dos valores históricos, culturais e arquitetônicos do edifício, a intervenção propõe soluções sustentáveis e funcionais que respeitam a integridade do conjunto edificado e do seu contexto urbano. Este trabalho destaca o papel da arquitetura como instrumento de transformação social e cultural, onde a reabilitação de patrimônios históricos pode revitalizar comunidades, promover a integração intergeracional e criar espaços que valorizem simultaneamente a memória e a vida contemporânea.
This master’s thesis focuses on the rehabilitation of the former Convent of Boa Hora, located in the Ajuda parish of Lisbon, transforming it into an Intergenerational Center. The project combines the preservation of historical heritage with the promotion of social cohesion, proposing a new purpose for a vacant building of significant architectural and cultural relevance. The intervention preserves the convent’s patrimonial characteristics while integrating contemporary solutions to address local community needs, particularly in combating social isolation and addressing the challenges of an aging population. The Intergenerational Center will serve as a space for interaction between different generations, fostering educational, cultural, and recreational activities. Young people and the elderly will share an enriching environment, strengthening community bonds and encouraging the exchange of knowledge and experiences. The proposal also includes facilities for a daycare center, a senior center, an elderly home, and shared spaces such as gardens and leisure areas, designed to promote collective and inclusive use. This project is based on methodologies that combine theory and practice, guided by the principles of Heritage Charters and critical approaches to rehabilitation, such as those of John Ruskin and Viollet-le-Duc. Through a careful analysis of the historical, cultural, and architectural values of the building, the intervention proposes sustainable and functional solutions that respect the integrity of the built ensemble and its urban context. This work highlights the role of architecture as an instrument for social and cultural transformation, demonstrating that the rehabilitation of historic heritage can revitalize communities, promote intergenerational integration, and create spaces that simultaneously value memory and contemporary life.
This master’s thesis focuses on the rehabilitation of the former Convent of Boa Hora, located in the Ajuda parish of Lisbon, transforming it into an Intergenerational Center. The project combines the preservation of historical heritage with the promotion of social cohesion, proposing a new purpose for a vacant building of significant architectural and cultural relevance. The intervention preserves the convent’s patrimonial characteristics while integrating contemporary solutions to address local community needs, particularly in combating social isolation and addressing the challenges of an aging population. The Intergenerational Center will serve as a space for interaction between different generations, fostering educational, cultural, and recreational activities. Young people and the elderly will share an enriching environment, strengthening community bonds and encouraging the exchange of knowledge and experiences. The proposal also includes facilities for a daycare center, a senior center, an elderly home, and shared spaces such as gardens and leisure areas, designed to promote collective and inclusive use. This project is based on methodologies that combine theory and practice, guided by the principles of Heritage Charters and critical approaches to rehabilitation, such as those of John Ruskin and Viollet-le-Duc. Through a careful analysis of the historical, cultural, and architectural values of the building, the intervention proposes sustainable and functional solutions that respect the integrity of the built ensemble and its urban context. This work highlights the role of architecture as an instrument for social and cultural transformation, demonstrating that the rehabilitation of historic heritage can revitalize communities, promote intergenerational integration, and create spaces that simultaneously value memory and contemporary life.
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Dissertação de Mestrado, Arquitetura, especialização em Interiores e Reabilitação do Edificado, 2024, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Arquitetura
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Rehabilitation Conventual Heritage Intergenerational Relations Urban Permeability Freguesia da Ajuda Reabilitação Património Conventual Relações Intergeracionais Permeabilidade Urbana Freguesia da Ajuda