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A cultura como forma de cultivo
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Durante as décadas de 40 a 80 do séc XX as cidades
aceleraram o processo de infraestruturação para uma
maior eficácia de acessibilidade de pessoas e bens com
vista a optimização do tempo.
A paisagem passou a incorporar novas infra-estruturas e
mega-estruturas, de grande escala, que substituíam os
sistemas naturais e interromperam de forma contundente
as lógicas de continuidade do espaço natural e urbano,
gerando vastas quantidades de terrenos intersticiais
expectantes.
A consequência deste tipo de visão de progresso
reflecte-se hoje na constatação da artificialização do
suporte natural da cidade, na interferência nos equilíbrios
ambientais e nas consequentes alterações climáticas,
como a subida das temperaturas e acentuar dos picos
meteorológicos, desfasamentos das épocas de chuvas e
secas, mas sobretudo na perda da qualidade paisagística
e ambiental do espaço público urbano e
consequentemente da vivência em sociedade.
Neste contexto, o Vale de Alcântara na cidade de Lisboa
por apresentar tais características é o foco deste
trabalho, devido a sua dimensão potencial e modo se
relaciona com o resto da cidade.
Com este PFM, pretende-se investigar caminhos para
uma requalificação arquitectónica da imagem e vivência
do vale, bem como, explorar o seu potencial enquanto
sistema agro-produtivo tirando partido do sistema natural
drenante.
During the decades from the 40s to the 80s of the 20th century, cities accelerated the infrastructure process for greater effectiveness in the accessibility of people and goods, while envisioning time optimization. The landscape began to incorporate new large-scale infrastructures and mega-structures, which replaced natural systems and bluntly interrupted the logic of continuity of natural and urban space, generating vast amounts of expectant interstitial terrain. The consequence of this type of vision of progress is reflected today in the observation of the artificialization of the city's natural support, interfering in the environmental balances and consequent climate changes, such as the rise in temperatures and the accentuation of meteorological peaks, lags in the rainy season and droughts, but above all in the loss of the landscape and environmental quality of the urban public space and consequently livelihood in society. In this context, the Alcântara Valley in the city of Lisbon for presenting such features is the focus of this work, due to its size and the way it relates to the rest of the city. With this PFM, it is intended to investigate ways for an architectural requalification of the valley's image, as well as to explore its potential as an agricultural-productive system taking advantage of the natural draining system.
During the decades from the 40s to the 80s of the 20th century, cities accelerated the infrastructure process for greater effectiveness in the accessibility of people and goods, while envisioning time optimization. The landscape began to incorporate new large-scale infrastructures and mega-structures, which replaced natural systems and bluntly interrupted the logic of continuity of natural and urban space, generating vast amounts of expectant interstitial terrain. The consequence of this type of vision of progress is reflected today in the observation of the artificialization of the city's natural support, interfering in the environmental balances and consequent climate changes, such as the rise in temperatures and the accentuation of meteorological peaks, lags in the rainy season and droughts, but above all in the loss of the landscape and environmental quality of the urban public space and consequently livelihood in society. In this context, the Alcântara Valley in the city of Lisbon for presenting such features is the focus of this work, due to its size and the way it relates to the rest of the city. With this PFM, it is intended to investigate ways for an architectural requalification of the valley's image, as well as to explore its potential as an agricultural-productive system taking advantage of the natural draining system.
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Cultura Memória Gestão Cultivo investigação
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Faculdade Arquitetura, Universidade Lisboa