Parque do museu: projeto paisagístico para o Parque Educacional Professor Raimundo Teixeira da Rocha
Despite having 35% of its area covered by Zonas de Proteção Ambiental – ZPA (Environmental Protection Zone), the city of Natal- RN still holds a deficit in green spaces with infrastructure to attend visitors. With the rise of urbanization, these green spaces become ever more important. It is nec...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | Despite having 35% of its area covered by Zonas de Proteção
Ambiental – ZPA (Environmental Protection Zone), the city of Natal-
RN still holds a deficit in green spaces with infrastructure to attend
visitors. With the rise of urbanization, these green spaces become ever
more important. It is necessary to provide urban centers with areas
that, at the same time, bring citizens closer to nature and educate
them about the importance of preserving the environment. From this
perspective, the Parque Educacional Prof. Raimundo Teixeira da Rocha
(or Parque do Museu Câmara Cascudo) presents itself as a viable
possibility to enrich Natal with more green spaces of public use. The
importance of this park comes mainly from its institutional relations
with the Camara Cascudo Museum (MCC) and the Federal University
of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), also from its central location at Tirol,
and from the several Environmental Education activities that take
place. This project seeks to contribute with efforts to spread, value
and integrate the park, by proposing a Landscape Design based at
the requirements imposed by the Management Plan. In order to
achieve this goal, first the benefits of green spaces for cities, the
characteristics of contemporary urban parks and the relationships
between parks and museums were studied. Then knowledge about
the urban and natural context were gathered, as well as knowledge
about the Museum and the Park itself. At last, all of this information
were applied at the conception of a Landscape Architecture Project
that glimpses the future and worries about the social and ecological
dimension of space. |
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