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A proposta de projeto final de mestrado versa sobre o edificado de um convento cisterciense feminino que foi deixado cair ao esquecimento pelo tempo. O Convento de Santa Maria de Cós, testemunho vivo do património, revela-se com uma história particular vinculada à memória dos coutos Cistercienses de Alcobaça. Por consequência da Exclusão das Ordens Religiosas, foi retirado ao monumento o seu valor tendo, desaparecido a estrutura conventual e restado somente a igreja e uma dependência do dormitório em ruína.
Como toda a intervenção arquitetónica em património, considera respeitar os valores identitários com o fim de os perpetuar no tempo. Assim, a proposta de projeto que segue procura reaver aquilo que foi extraviado ao convento – a componente de “habitar” – e desenvolver o projeto em torno da noção de claustro, enquanto elemento de centralidade e recolhimento. Posto essas premissas, o programa associado procurou conciliar um modo de “habitar” contemporâneo que fosse aplicável ao contexto do património, que incide na temática das pousadas. Este programa dá suporte ao desenvolvimento cultural da região em que se insere, bem como a reatribuição de valor ao património através de um projeto que visa enfatizar os seus valores intrínsecos.
The proposal for a final master's project deals with the building of a Cistercian female’s convent that has been left to oblivion by time. Santa Maria de Cós Monastery, testimony of heritage alive, reveals itself with a particular history linked to the memory of the Cistercian’s lands of Alcobaça. Consequently, of the Exclusion of Religious Orders, it has been taken to the monument his value, having disappeared the conventual structure and left solely the church and a portion of the dormitory. As any architectural intervention in heritage, it considers respecting identity values in order to perpetuate them over time. Thus, the proposal looks forward to recover what was taken from the convent - its component of “dwelling” - and to develop a project around the notion of cloister, as an element of centrality and retreat. Given these premises, the associated program seeks to attempt a contemporary way of “dwelling” that was applicable to heritage’s context, which falls on the theme of inns. This program gives support to the cultural development of the region where it operates, as the retribution of value to inheritance through a project that aims to emphasize its intrinsic values.
The proposal for a final master's project deals with the building of a Cistercian female’s convent that has been left to oblivion by time. Santa Maria de Cós Monastery, testimony of heritage alive, reveals itself with a particular history linked to the memory of the Cistercian’s lands of Alcobaça. Consequently, of the Exclusion of Religious Orders, it has been taken to the monument his value, having disappeared the conventual structure and left solely the church and a portion of the dormitory. As any architectural intervention in heritage, it considers respecting identity values in order to perpetuate them over time. Thus, the proposal looks forward to recover what was taken from the convent - its component of “dwelling” - and to develop a project around the notion of cloister, as an element of centrality and retreat. Given these premises, the associated program seeks to attempt a contemporary way of “dwelling” that was applicable to heritage’s context, which falls on the theme of inns. This program gives support to the cultural development of the region where it operates, as the retribution of value to inheritance through a project that aims to emphasize its intrinsic values.
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Ruína Memória Convento de Santa Maria de Cós Pousada
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Faculdade Arquitetura, Universidade Lisboa