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Pr’além da defesa
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No alto da Arriba Fóssil da Caparica escondem-se as baterias da Raposeira, dois edifícios militares cuja origem remonta à viragem do século XIX para o XX. Pensadas como parte do Campo Entrincheirado de Lisboa, estas obras marcam uma nova forma de construir e defender a cidade. Outrora importantes marcos para as terras da Trafaria e Caparica, hoje encontram-se em ruínas e votadas ao abandono. O seu desaproveitamento e descaracterização torna essencial a sua reabilitação, mas é a intervenção da natureza e do tempo que lhes conferiu uma pátina que as torna hoje fascinantes e que inspiram todo este trabalho.
O título pretende ser uma síntese da abordagem adotada. Pr’Além da Defesa significa que olhamos para estes lugares além do seu intuito original de proteger, procurando entender qual o valor humano inscrito naquelas paredes que merece ser preservado, revisitado e, por último - através do Projeto -, reinterpretado. A intervenção será feita com base numa abordagem fenomenológica, inspirada no Processo de Leitura de Pedro Abreu e no trabalho de outros ilustres autores. O objetivo é decifrar esta correspondência que se cria entre o sujeito e a obra e de, através da Arquitetura, tornar estes lugares novamente dignos de serem habitados.
At the top of the Arriba Fóssil da Caparica are the Raposeira batteries, two military buildings whose origins date back to the turn of the 19th to the 20th century. Conceived as part of Lisbon's Entrenched Camp, these constructions mark a new way of building and defending the city. Once important landmarks for the lands of Trafaria and Caparica, today they lie in ruins and abandoned. Their disuse and de-characterisation makes their rehabilitation essential, but it is the intervention of nature and time that has given them a patina that makes them fascinating today and that inspires this work. The title is intended to summarise the approach adopted. Beyond Defense means that we look at these places beyond their original purpose of protection, seeking to understand what human value is inscribed in those walls that deserves to be preserved, revisited and ultimately - through the Project - reinterpreted. The intervention will be based on a phenomenological approach, inspired by Pedro Abreu's Reading Process and the work of other illustrious authors. The aim is to decipher this correspondence that is created between the subject and the work and, through Architecture, to make these places once again worthy of being inhabited.
At the top of the Arriba Fóssil da Caparica are the Raposeira batteries, two military buildings whose origins date back to the turn of the 19th to the 20th century. Conceived as part of Lisbon's Entrenched Camp, these constructions mark a new way of building and defending the city. Once important landmarks for the lands of Trafaria and Caparica, today they lie in ruins and abandoned. Their disuse and de-characterisation makes their rehabilitation essential, but it is the intervention of nature and time that has given them a patina that makes them fascinating today and that inspires this work. The title is intended to summarise the approach adopted. Beyond Defense means that we look at these places beyond their original purpose of protection, seeking to understand what human value is inscribed in those walls that deserves to be preserved, revisited and ultimately - through the Project - reinterpreted. The intervention will be based on a phenomenological approach, inspired by Pedro Abreu's Reading Process and the work of other illustrious authors. The aim is to decipher this correspondence that is created between the subject and the work and, through Architecture, to make these places once again worthy of being inhabited.
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reabilitação património militar raposeira fenomenologia criação artística
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Faculdade Arquitetura, Universidade Lisboa