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Entre o passado e o futuro: O papel do Design de Espaços no reuso das construções
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O design de interiores tem a capacidade de readaptar construções pré-existentes para contextos atuais, atendendo às necessidades de novos usos para sua adequada conservação. Sob essa perspectiva, a requalificação de antigos edifícios é uma área de análise relevante para entender o papel do design e sua relação com a sustentabilidade.
O processo de requalificação envolve não apenas a preservação arquitetônica, mas também a adaptação dos espaços para atender às demandas contemporâneas, promovendo a sustentabilidade através do reaproveitamento de estruturas e diminuição dos impactos das demolições e dos resíduos gerados por essa. As intervenções arquitetônicas do espaço interior transformam ambientes degradados em espaços habitáveis e funcionais, contribuindo para a revitalização urbana e a melhoria da qualidade de vida.
Serão analisados estudos de caso ao redor do mundo, que ilustram a requalificação de edifícios históricos, a preservação do patrimônio cultural e o impacto gerado no meio ambiente. O estudo e análise desses projetos, são utilizados como embasamento para uma nova metodologia de projeto com pilares e diretrizes, que visam a preservação da história e do meio ambiente. A metodologia é caracterizada por uma síntese das estratégias e práticas, baseadas nos projetos estudados, prevendo a minimização dos impactos gerados pelas reformas em um processo de reutilização adaptativa.
Conclui-se a compreensão do design de interiores como contributo para a sustentabilidade, a revitalização urbana e preservação da história, oferecendo reflexões para futuras intervenções em edifícios pré-existentes.
Interior design has the ability to readapt pre-existing buildings to current contexts, meeting the needs of new uses for their proper conservation. From this perspective, the requalification of old buildings is a relevant area of analysis to understand the role of design and its relationship with sustainability. The requalification process involves not only architectural preservation but also the adaptation of spaces to meet contemporary demands, promoting sustainability through the reuse of structures and the reduction of demolition impacts and waste generation. Architectural interventions in interior spaces transform degraded environments into habitable and functional spaces, contributing to urban revitalization and improved quality of life. Case studies from around the world will be analyzed, illustrating the requalification of historic buildings, the preservation of cultural heritage, and the environmental impact generated. The study and analysis of these projects are used as a foundation for a new project methodology with pillars and guidelines aimed at preserving history and the environment. The methodology is characterized by a synthesis of strategies and practices based on the studied projects, anticipating the minimization of impacts caused by renovations in an adaptive reuse process. In conclusion, interior design is understood as a contribution to sustainability, urban revitalization, and the preservation of history, offering reflections for future interventions in pre-existing buildings.
Interior design has the ability to readapt pre-existing buildings to current contexts, meeting the needs of new uses for their proper conservation. From this perspective, the requalification of old buildings is a relevant area of analysis to understand the role of design and its relationship with sustainability. The requalification process involves not only architectural preservation but also the adaptation of spaces to meet contemporary demands, promoting sustainability through the reuse of structures and the reduction of demolition impacts and waste generation. Architectural interventions in interior spaces transform degraded environments into habitable and functional spaces, contributing to urban revitalization and improved quality of life. Case studies from around the world will be analyzed, illustrating the requalification of historic buildings, the preservation of cultural heritage, and the environmental impact generated. The study and analysis of these projects are used as a foundation for a new project methodology with pillars and guidelines aimed at preserving history and the environment. The methodology is characterized by a synthesis of strategies and practices based on the studied projects, anticipating the minimization of impacts caused by renovations in an adaptive reuse process. In conclusion, interior design is understood as a contribution to sustainability, urban revitalization, and the preservation of history, offering reflections for future interventions in pre-existing buildings.
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Design de espaço Design Meio ambiente Reutilização adaptativa Arquitetura Preservação Pré-existência