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Lisboa inteligente

Transformação da doca do Beato
Authors: Agostinho, David Vieira;

Lisboa inteligente

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ABSTRACT: Living in the city of the 21st century is to depend on its infrastructural systems, yet management remains dispersed. The city of Lisbon is used as a case study and object of intervention, through its architecture, urbanism and technology, to understand how to solve the problems of today and anticipate the problems of tomorrow. Through the metaphor “cyborg city” Lisbon is compared to the human body in order to understand what is missing. Finally a project is born in the Doca do Beato that intends to improve the management and metropolitan investigation of the future and to approach the city and the individual.

Viver na cidade do século XXI é depender dos seus sistemas infraestruturais, ainda assim a gestão continua dispersa. Faz-se uso da cidade de Lisboa, como caso de estudo e objeto de intervenção, para através da sua arquitetura, urbanismo e tecnologia, entender como solucionar os problemas de hoje e antecipar os problemas de amanhã. Através da metáfora “cidade ciborgue” compara-se Lisboa ao corpo humano de forma a entender o que está em falta. Por fim nasce um projeto na Doca do Beato que pretende melhorar a gestão e investigação metropolitana do futuro, assim como aproximar a cidade e o individuo.

Dissertação de Mestrado Integrado em Arquitetura, com a especialização em Interiores e Reabilitação do Edificado apresentada na Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa para obtenção do grau de Mestre.

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Portugal
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Cidade inteligente, Infraestruturas urbanas, A internet das coisas, Edifícios inteligentes, Reabilitação industrial

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