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Habitar na felicidade
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Os nossos ambientes vivem em asfixia contínua. O ambiente artificial – criado pelo homem- determina o seu comportamento. O presente trabalho entrega-se à leitura e investigação do papel da arquitetura na construção da felicidade, enquanto principal premissa para se acreditar na importância da mesma.
Deste modo procura-se que a arquitetura se abra para uma certa profundidade, ou seja, onde se pode encontrar um ideal elevado e sobretudo que culmine em experiências (felizes). Ao contrário das formas inconscientes e distraídas que maioritariamente habitamos, é no ambiente que nos cerca, durante o pensamento consciente, que nos experimentamos como seres físicos e pensantes, imaginando-nos como corpos no espaço, entre outras pessoas e outros objetos.
Assim, tendo como premissa inicial a problemática do habitar na felicidade, esta observação constitui uma oportunidade para repensar os ambientes que experienciamos, sobretudo na habitação. Cada novo ambiente enriquecido poderia ajudar a efetuar o início de um impulso que reverterá o ciclo de mendicância auto perpetuadora em que a maioria das pessoas vive.
Será apresentado uma tentativa de solução, onde a Arquitetura tentará valorizar o bem-estar de quem a habita. Salienta-se a relação entre arquitetura, felicidade, identidade e o belo.
Our environments suffer from continual suffocation. The artificial environment - created by man - determines their behavior. The present work deals with the reading and investigation of the role of architecture in the construction of happiness, as the main premise for believing in its importance. Therefore the aim is that architecture opens up to a certain depth, that is, where a high ideal can be found and above all that culminates in (happy) experiences. Unlike the unconscious and distracted forms that we mostly inhabit, it is in the environment around us, during conscious thought, that we experience ourselves as physical and thinking beings, imagining ourselves as bodies in space, among other people and other objects. Thus, having as its initial premise the issue of dwelling in happiness, this observation constitutes an opportunity to rethink the environments we experience, especially in housing. Each new enriched environment could help initiate an impulse that will reverse the cycle of self-perpetuating begging in which most people live. An attempt at a solution will be presented, where Architecture will try to value the well-being of those who inhabit it. The relationship between architecture, happiness, identity and beauty is highlighted.
Our environments suffer from continual suffocation. The artificial environment - created by man - determines their behavior. The present work deals with the reading and investigation of the role of architecture in the construction of happiness, as the main premise for believing in its importance. Therefore the aim is that architecture opens up to a certain depth, that is, where a high ideal can be found and above all that culminates in (happy) experiences. Unlike the unconscious and distracted forms that we mostly inhabit, it is in the environment around us, during conscious thought, that we experience ourselves as physical and thinking beings, imagining ourselves as bodies in space, among other people and other objects. Thus, having as its initial premise the issue of dwelling in happiness, this observation constitutes an opportunity to rethink the environments we experience, especially in housing. Each new enriched environment could help initiate an impulse that will reverse the cycle of self-perpetuating begging in which most people live. An attempt at a solution will be presented, where Architecture will try to value the well-being of those who inhabit it. The relationship between architecture, happiness, identity and beauty is highlighted.
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Felicidade Habitar O Belo Sentidos Arquitetura
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Faculdade Arquitetura, Universidade Lisboa