Um olhar para o semiárido: espaço cultural Mãe Preta
Caraúbas, located in the portion of the potiguar semiarid, is the scene of the most diverse cultural expressions daily, from poetry to dance. However, in the city there is a default of cultural spaces with infrastructure to support these activities. When contemplating on the matter, this study was c...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | Caraúbas, located in the portion of the potiguar semiarid, is the scene of the most diverse cultural expressions daily, from poetry to dance. However, in the city there is a default of cultural spaces with infrastructure to support these activities. When contemplating on the matter, this study was created with the intetion to elaborate an architectural proposal of a Cultural Space in the city with an approach in the adoption of bioclimatic strategies, working on the theme: cultural center. More specifically, it is intended to identify what are the particularities and needs for the development of a cultural center, in order to meet the demands of the Community of Caraúbas. As well as pointing out the bioclimatic constructive strategies for a hot and dry climate relevant to this typology and, finally, developing the project of a cultural space, at the level of a preliminary project, aiming at a good thermal performance. The idealization of this comes from the author's personal interest in making a contribution to the community of origin, in addition to the intention of promoting new reflections on the adoption of bioclimatic strategies in this climate with adverse characteristics, from irregular rainfall to constant droughts. To support this proposal, a theoretical review of authors such as: Luís Milanesi (2003), Lamberts; Dutra; Pereira (2004), among others, and important regulations for the development of architectural design. Subsequently, local information is collected through field visits and data from Google Maps. Finally, the development of the project continues with the design concept using softwares such as Autocad, Sketchup and Enscape, and applications as Miro. |
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