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Heterotopia verde : Centro de investigação de agricultura vertical no quarteirão de Artilharia 1, Campolide, Lisboa
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No actual contexto marcado pelas mudanças climáticas, propõe-se uma intervenção arquitectónico-urbana no centro de Lisboa, mais concretamente em Campolide no campo de Artilharia 1, que vise uma conexão entre o Homem e a natureza de forma resiliente. O projeto tem por base a criação de um centro de agricultura vertical, que procura responder aos diversos desafios impostos pelas alterações climáticas, mais concretamente a inviabilidade do uso dos solos, mas que, ao mesmo tempo seja capaz de interligar na sua verticalidade, diversas práticas sustentáveis e avanços tecnológicos. Apoiada nos conceitos de heterotopia de Michel Foucault e nas ideias de Norman Borlaug o projeto visa a criação de um espaço heterogéneo, que crie diversas áreas de investigação com espaços mais resilientes e adaptáveis que desempenhem um papel mediador entre o hoje e o futuro. Para o seu desenvolvimento, a metodologia adoptada passou pela análise histórica-morfológica do local, com base nos contextos urbanos de Lisboa, em concreto da área de Campolide. Da mesma forma, o projeto foi conduzido por uma revisão bibliográfica de vários conceitos como utopia, heterotopia, agricultura vertical e casos de estudo. O projeto viabiliza assim uma simbiose de termos teóricos com aplicações práticas. Uma heterotopia verde-um lugar de resiliência e adaptação, onde o imaginável se torna possível através do desenho e do processo arquitectónico-urbano.
In the current context marked by climate change, an architecturalurban intervention is proposed in the center of Lisbon, more specifically in Campolide in the Artillery 1 field, which aims at a connection between Man and nature in a resilient way. The project is based on the creation of a vertical farming center, which seeks to respond to the various challenges imposed by climate change, more specifically the unfeasibility of land use, but which at the same time is capable of interconnecting in its verticality, various sustainable practices and technological advances. Supported by Michel Foucault's concepts of heterotopia and the ideas of Norman Borlaug, the project aims to create a heterogeneous space, which creates several areas of research with more resilient and adaptable spaces that play a mediating role between the today of now and the future of tomorrow. For its development, the methodology adopted went through the historical-morphological analysis of the site, based on the urban contexts of Lisbon, specifically the Campolide area. Likewise, the project was conducted by a literature review of various concepts such as utopia, heterotopia, vertical farming and case studies. The project thus enables a symbiosis of theoretical terms with practical applications. A green heterotopia – a place of resilience and adaptation, where the imaginable becomes possible through design and the architectural-urban process.
In the current context marked by climate change, an architecturalurban intervention is proposed in the center of Lisbon, more specifically in Campolide in the Artillery 1 field, which aims at a connection between Man and nature in a resilient way. The project is based on the creation of a vertical farming center, which seeks to respond to the various challenges imposed by climate change, more specifically the unfeasibility of land use, but which at the same time is capable of interconnecting in its verticality, various sustainable practices and technological advances. Supported by Michel Foucault's concepts of heterotopia and the ideas of Norman Borlaug, the project aims to create a heterogeneous space, which creates several areas of research with more resilient and adaptable spaces that play a mediating role between the today of now and the future of tomorrow. For its development, the methodology adopted went through the historical-morphological analysis of the site, based on the urban contexts of Lisbon, specifically the Campolide area. Likewise, the project was conducted by a literature review of various concepts such as utopia, heterotopia, vertical farming and case studies. The project thus enables a symbiosis of theoretical terms with practical applications. A green heterotopia – a place of resilience and adaptation, where the imaginable becomes possible through design and the architectural-urban process.
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Dissertação de mestrado, Arquitetura, 2024, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Arquitetura
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heterotopia architecture digital design vertical farming research center climate change heterotopia arquitetura desenho digital agricultura vertical centro de investigação