Pousada Canto dos Acauãs: estudo preliminar de um equipamento de hospedagem para a serra de Martins/RN
The tourism interiorisation in Rio Grande do Norte (RN) dates back to the 1970s and is related to the development of public policies that fosters the increase of tourism activities at those places. Between mainly programs there is the “Caminhos do Elefante” (1982), proposed by EMPROTUR, in order to...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | The tourism interiorisation in Rio Grande do Norte (RN) dates back to the 1970s and is related to the development of public policies that fosters the increase of tourism activities at those places. Between mainly programs there is the “Caminhos do Elefante” (1982), proposed by EMPROTUR, in order to create touristic routes, in which the city of Martins (RN) is included. According to the “Plano de Desenvolvimento Integrado de Turismo Sustentável” (PDITS), nowadays the town receives people mostly interested in its natural and cultural attractions (PESSOA, 2017), generating movement in the economy and being a significant part of the city GPD (IBGE, 2014). But although the city depends on natural and cultural aspects to attract tourists, what is practiced in Martins is the commercialization of an experience in which you feel that you are in another state or even in another country. Advertisements like “the Switzerland of Northeast Brazil'' contribute to the construction of accommodation spaces out of local context, with an architectural language full of “foreign expressions” that do not meet the bioclimatic demands of the region. Thus, the main goal of this work is to develop a lodge's preliminary study focused on cultural tourism, using the concepts of tectonics and passive strategies of bioclimatic comfort in its conception. The specific goals are: 1) Identify the main particularities that guide the planning of a hosting equipment; 2) Recognize which elements can be worked on to help achieve formal tectonicity and bioclimatic performance; and 3) Apply techniques and materials to the project that favor thermal performance, as well as the expression of tectonicity in the building. For this purpose, the theoretical basis about the subject is based on the systematization of bibliographic data, reference studies and technical visits, using the gained knowledge in the architectural proposal. In this way, we obtain a hosting equipment contextualized to the location in which it is inserted, meeting the physical and environmental demands of the region and corresponding to the expectations of its target audience. |
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