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Uma ilha na cidade
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Certas zonas urbanas de Lisboa, implementadas outrora com funções e significados perdidos no tempo, sôfregas pelo abandono progressivo, podem criar, por vezes, oportunidades para implementar dinâmicas que reforcem e estabeleçam comunidades mais ativas e integradas.
Uma destas oportunidades encontra-se no Bairro do Alvito em Lisboa, o Edifício Central, que funcionou anteriormente como escola, mas depois do seu encerramento, mesmo com diferentes atividades implementadas, entrou num processo de progressiva degradação, sendo considerado neste momento um risco de segurança para a população. Este Projeto final de Mestrado surge neste seguimento, pela vontade de contribuir para a sua reabilitação.
Com o intuito de devolver este edifício à cidade de forma requalificada, nasce o Polo Cultural do Alvito, um equipamento de cariz híbrido, que responde a várias necessidades sentidas pela comunidade local. Para isso, foi importante abordar temáticas como hibridização, envelhecimento ativo, relação intergeracional, património cultural, reabilitação e arquitetura sustentável, para além da análise do lugar.
Oferece-se à cidade um equipamento adaptado à atualidade, preservado pela sua identidade, e que, acima de tudo, promove o bem-estar social.
Certain urban areas in Lisbon, once built with functions and meanings that have been lost in time and suffering from progressive abandonment, may sometimes create opportunities to implement dynamics that reinforce and establish more active and integrated communities. One of these opportunities can be found in the Alvito neighborhood in Lisbon, the Central Building, which previously functioned as a school, but after its closing, even with different activities implemented, fell into a process of progressive degradation being currently considered a safety risk for the population. This final Master's project arises from this wish to contribute to its rehabilitation. With the aim of returning this building to the city in a requalified form, the Alvito Cultural Center is created, a hybrid facility that responds to various needs perceived by the local community. To do this, it was important to address subjects such as hybridization, active ageing, intergenerational relations, cultural heritage, rehabilitation, and sustainable architecture, as well as analyzing the place. The city is being offered a facility that is adapted to the current times, preserved by its identity and which, above all, promotes social well-being.
Certain urban areas in Lisbon, once built with functions and meanings that have been lost in time and suffering from progressive abandonment, may sometimes create opportunities to implement dynamics that reinforce and establish more active and integrated communities. One of these opportunities can be found in the Alvito neighborhood in Lisbon, the Central Building, which previously functioned as a school, but after its closing, even with different activities implemented, fell into a process of progressive degradation being currently considered a safety risk for the population. This final Master's project arises from this wish to contribute to its rehabilitation. With the aim of returning this building to the city in a requalified form, the Alvito Cultural Center is created, a hybrid facility that responds to various needs perceived by the local community. To do this, it was important to address subjects such as hybridization, active ageing, intergenerational relations, cultural heritage, rehabilitation, and sustainable architecture, as well as analyzing the place. The city is being offered a facility that is adapted to the current times, preserved by its identity and which, above all, promotes social well-being.
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bairro do Alvito reabilitação relação intergeracional hibridização sustentabilidade
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Faculdade Arquitetura, Universidade Lisboa