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Reabilitação da Quinta Vale de Flores
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Santa Iria de Azóia, pertenceu inicialmente ao concelho de Alverca, em 1886 passa a fazer parte do atual concelho de Loures na região de Lisboa. Encontra-se num vale, que antigamente foi muito propício à construção de Quintas de Recreio no século XVI. (Pires, 2016)
Em 1537, para Jorge de Barros foi edificado um paço rural, conhecido por Quinta de Vale de Flores, que foi esquecida no tempo e que caiu em degradação, tornando-se um dos quinze monumentos em maior risco na Europa. A Quinta foi considerada como Imóvel de Interesse Público e procura-se hoje, devolver-lhe vida e ao mesmo tempo que seja valorizada pelos habitantes e os demais, em relação ao seu valioso património cultural e paisagístico.
Este documento, apresenta uma proposta com base na leitura do lugar e do território. A linha de pensamento construiu-se para devolver programa socialmente útil para o lugar e reestruturá-lo a nível paisagístico, de maneira a resolver problemas urbanísticos com o contato da sua extremidade Norte e Sul (que foi cortada por autoestradas).
A introdução do programa de um Polo Cultural visa explorar a interação dos habitantes e dos artistas da zona, através da Arte. Para além da programática, o desenho delimitado pelos jardins propostos vão refletir o reconhecimento do lugar e procura devolver espaços fundamentais para a vida em Santa Iria de Azóia.
Santa Iria de Azóia, originally part of Alverca’s county, in 1886 became part of the current Loures county, within the Lisbon region. It lies on a valley that in the past, namely in the XVI century, was very prone to the construction of recreational farms (Pires, 2016). In 1537, a country house was built for Jorge de Barros, which became known as “Quinta de Vale de Flores”, that in the meantime has been forgotten and fell into degradation, becoming one of the fifteen most endangered monuments in Europe. The location was considered a Public Interest Estate and, today, it longs to return its life whilst ensuring that it is appreciated by locals and all others, due to its valuable and rich cultural and landscape heritage. This document presents a proposal based on the reading of the place and territory. The thought line was built to return a socially useful programme to the location, restoring it at the landscape level, as a way to solve the urbanistic problems that arose with the location’s northern and southern ends’ contact (that was severed by highways). The introduction of a Cultural Hub programme aims to explore the locals’ interaction, including local artists, through Art. Besides the programme, the proposed gardens’ delimited design will reflect the acknowledgement of the location seeking to bring back fundamental life to Santa Iria de Azóia.
Santa Iria de Azóia, originally part of Alverca’s county, in 1886 became part of the current Loures county, within the Lisbon region. It lies on a valley that in the past, namely in the XVI century, was very prone to the construction of recreational farms (Pires, 2016). In 1537, a country house was built for Jorge de Barros, which became known as “Quinta de Vale de Flores”, that in the meantime has been forgotten and fell into degradation, becoming one of the fifteen most endangered monuments in Europe. The location was considered a Public Interest Estate and, today, it longs to return its life whilst ensuring that it is appreciated by locals and all others, due to its valuable and rich cultural and landscape heritage. This document presents a proposal based on the reading of the place and territory. The thought line was built to return a socially useful programme to the location, restoring it at the landscape level, as a way to solve the urbanistic problems that arose with the location’s northern and southern ends’ contact (that was severed by highways). The introduction of a Cultural Hub programme aims to explore the locals’ interaction, including local artists, through Art. Besides the programme, the proposed gardens’ delimited design will reflect the acknowledgement of the location seeking to bring back fundamental life to Santa Iria de Azóia.
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reabilitação do património quinta de recreio Quinta de Vale de Flores produção artística exposição heritage rehabilitation quinta de recreio artistic production exhibition
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Faculdade Arquitetura, Universidade Lisboa