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O presente Projeto de Final de Mestrado corresponde a uma proposta de Reabilitação da Vila Maria Luísa, na Quinta Alpoim, Mangualde.
Na oportunidade de analisar minuciosamente o local, é feito um levantamento arquitetónico da Casa de modo a poder focar-se nas valências da arquitetura e da sua reabilitação, estudando simultaneamente o enquadramento desta Obra na vida do seu Arquiteto - Raul Lino.
Avaliando a envolvente urbana da cidade de Mangualde reconhece-se a necessidade de dinamização devido ao efeito emigrante na população, à falta de oferta de espaços públicos de união no âmbito da natureza e à falta de respostas no tratamento de saúde. De forma a responder a estas questões, surge a ideia de adaptar a Quinta Alpoim à abertura de portas para jardim comunitário albergando a função de Centro de Dia focado na Reabilitação Psicossocial para a pessoa com doença mental.
Após a elaboração de uma ‘‘Teoria de Valor’’, levantamento fotográfico e vivência do local, desenvolve-se a proposta de conservação, restauro e reabilitação da Vila Maria Luísa de Raul Lino sob a alçada do conceito de autenticidade da Carta de Restauro. Na realização do âmbito terapêutico centrado nas valências da saúde mental, são analisadas diferentes tipos de resposta, antigas e atuais, focadas na saúde mental e como as alterações ao longo do tempo influenciam o indivíduo e consequentemente a comunidade.Insere-se o conceito de ‘‘continuidade e contraste’’ para a criação de espaços novos arquitetónicos que completem a resposta funcional do centro de dia no jardim.
Tendo estudado o edifício e a obra de Raul Lino, este Projeto de Final de Mestrado procurou intervir de modo a gerar o reconhecimento do valor arquitetónico no indivíduo e na comunidade através da revitalização de palacetes e jardins pela sua influência na mudança e delegação de vivências nas cidades.
The following Master’s Final Project covers a Rehabilitation proposal for a centenary Villa in Quinta Alpoim, Mangualde. Having the opportunity of a thorough analysis of the place, an architectural survey is carried out focusing on the options and values of the architecture and it’s potential reabilitation, simultaneously, studying the framework of this piece in the life of the architect, Raul Lino. Assessing the urban environment of the city Mangualde, several needs are acknowledged such as: boost the relations in the community due to emigration; the offer public spaces sheltered in the city by nature, and to present options to the treatment of mental health. To answer these questions, the idea to adapt Quinta Alpoim to a public format came to mind. To open it’s doors and offer the possibility of a garden for the community while proposing functions of a day center focusing on the psichossocial rehabilitation of the individual ailling of mental illness. After a thorough elaboration of the ‘‘Theory of Value’’, photographic survey and experiencing the place of intervention, the proposal for conservation, restoration and rehabilitation of Raul lino’s Vila Maria Luísa, was made; Following the concept of authenticity from the Restoration Charter. In the scope of therapeutical value to the mental health, different types of architectural answers were analised, both from the past and the current way of treatment, focusing on the influence thoughout time on the individual and consequently on the community. The architectural concept of ‘‘continuity and/or contrast’’ is used to design the new spaces created in Quinta Alpoim’s garden to achieve the function of the day center. Having studied the building and the lifework of the chief architec -Raul Lino, this Master’s Final Project wishes to generate recognition and influence the potential in the interventions of old buildings and gardens regarding the effect of the living environment in cities and communities.
The following Master’s Final Project covers a Rehabilitation proposal for a centenary Villa in Quinta Alpoim, Mangualde. Having the opportunity of a thorough analysis of the place, an architectural survey is carried out focusing on the options and values of the architecture and it’s potential reabilitation, simultaneously, studying the framework of this piece in the life of the architect, Raul Lino. Assessing the urban environment of the city Mangualde, several needs are acknowledged such as: boost the relations in the community due to emigration; the offer public spaces sheltered in the city by nature, and to present options to the treatment of mental health. To answer these questions, the idea to adapt Quinta Alpoim to a public format came to mind. To open it’s doors and offer the possibility of a garden for the community while proposing functions of a day center focusing on the psichossocial rehabilitation of the individual ailling of mental illness. After a thorough elaboration of the ‘‘Theory of Value’’, photographic survey and experiencing the place of intervention, the proposal for conservation, restoration and rehabilitation of Raul lino’s Vila Maria Luísa, was made; Following the concept of authenticity from the Restoration Charter. In the scope of therapeutical value to the mental health, different types of architectural answers were analised, both from the past and the current way of treatment, focusing on the influence thoughout time on the individual and consequently on the community. The architectural concept of ‘‘continuity and/or contrast’’ is used to design the new spaces created in Quinta Alpoim’s garden to achieve the function of the day center. Having studied the building and the lifework of the chief architec -Raul Lino, this Master’s Final Project wishes to generate recognition and influence the potential in the interventions of old buildings and gardens regarding the effect of the living environment in cities and communities.
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arquitetura Raul Lino saúde mental reabilitação psicossocial jardim architecture mental health psycosshocial rehabilitation garden
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Faculdade Arquitetura, Universidade Lisboa