Arquitetura contemporânea em madeira: um ensaio a partir de (ins)urgências tecnológicas e socioambientais
Timber, one of the oldest and most traditional building materials in the history of architecture, has lost a lot of space in the industrial culture developed in modernist architecture and in consumer culture that has expanded along with postmodern architecture. It is believed, in general, that the n...
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| Resumo: | Timber, one of the oldest and most traditional building materials in the history of architecture, has
lost a lot of space in the industrial culture developed in modernist architecture and in consumer
culture that has expanded along with postmodern architecture. It is believed, in general, that the
new role of this material as a construction system was associated with the urgency of renewable
practices in response to the intensive depletion of Earth’s natural resources, especially at the end of
the twentieth century. From the perception of different contemporary movements and theories at
the service of architecture, it is noted that the interest in the use of timber has also been revived in
current trajectories such as ecological architecture, low-tech, eco-tech, high-tech, “more for less”
architecture, critical regionalism, architecture “more for less ”, biophilia and phenomenology.
Taking as its basis the period between the 90's and nowadays, this work has as its general objective
to study the timber architectural works in the light of contemporary production in different
realities, systematizing them by their narratives according to the Theories of Architecture. In the
form of a theoretical essay, the methods and techniques used consist of a literature search, whose
analysis was carried out in a descriptive and reflective way from the contemporary urgencies that
lead the evolution of timber architecture in the current production, contemplating ethical,
technological issues, interferences in local technical cultures, social activism and atmospheres caused
by multisensory perception in the built space. |
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