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Habitar o ser : Habitação e comunidade no Vale de Santo António
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O presente trabalho procura resolver o vazio urbano no Vale de Santo António. Um olhar sobre este território, determina uma requalificação ambiental, que respeite o vale e estruture uma intervenção urbana onde as pessoas assumam maior importância. Propõe-se uma ocupação dinâmica, que responde aos estudos efetuados. Elege-se o quarteirão como base de desenho urbano, com o propósito de criar cidade e comunidade. O seu “miolo” é espaço de transição e permanência, estímulo de convivência e sentido de comunidade. As suas galerias, que organizam os fogos, acentuam as relações de vizinhança. A silhueta dos telhados de Lisboa, são evocados, para ligação à escala, história e evolução da cidade. Aposta-se na mobilidade e qualificação do espaço público, como base de evolução da cidade mais equilibrada, humana, pedonal e “perto de tudo”. A arquitetura, sendo essencial na valorização da paisagem e na qualidade de vida, pode reverter o panorama atual da área de intervenção, de modo a intensificar o papel da natureza no contexto do vale e da cidade. Esperemos que este trabalho sirva de base a outros e melhores trabalhos. Pois a arquitetura é um processo evolutivo, porque nunca é perfeito.
The present work aims to address the urban void in Vale de Santo António. A closer look at this area determines an environmental regeneration that respects the valley and supports an urban plan where people have greater importance. A dynamic project is proposed, resulting from the studies carried out. The housing block is chosen as the basis for the urban design, with the purpose of creating an urban life and a sense of community. Its “core” is a space of transition and permanence, encouraging coexistence. Its galleries, which organise the housing units, emphasise neighbourhood relations. The silhouette of Lisbon’s rooftops is evoked to connect with the scale, history, and evolution of the city. Focus is placed on mobility and an intelligent use of public space as the foundation for the evolution of a more balanced, thoughtful, pedestrian-friendly city that is “close to everything.” Architecture, which is essential in enhancing the landscape and quality of life, can change the current state of the Vale de Santo António and therefore increases the role of nature within the context of the valley and the city. We hope that this work serves as a foundation for other and better projects. Architecture is an evolutionary process, as it is never perfect.
The present work aims to address the urban void in Vale de Santo António. A closer look at this area determines an environmental regeneration that respects the valley and supports an urban plan where people have greater importance. A dynamic project is proposed, resulting from the studies carried out. The housing block is chosen as the basis for the urban design, with the purpose of creating an urban life and a sense of community. Its “core” is a space of transition and permanence, encouraging coexistence. Its galleries, which organise the housing units, emphasise neighbourhood relations. The silhouette of Lisbon’s rooftops is evoked to connect with the scale, history, and evolution of the city. Focus is placed on mobility and an intelligent use of public space as the foundation for the evolution of a more balanced, thoughtful, pedestrian-friendly city that is “close to everything.” Architecture, which is essential in enhancing the landscape and quality of life, can change the current state of the Vale de Santo António and therefore increases the role of nature within the context of the valley and the city. We hope that this work serves as a foundation for other and better projects. Architecture is an evolutionary process, as it is never perfect.
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Dissertação de mestrado, Arquitetura , 2024, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Arquitetura
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Residential Neighbourhood Community Landscape Vale de Santo António Habitar Quarteirão Comunidade Paisagem