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A infraestrutura natural

O rio Arade como estrutura de re(conexão) e dinamização do território
Authors: Costa, Francisco Pedro de Carvalho Santos;

A infraestrutura natural

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ABSTRACT: The present work proposes a critical reflection over the Arade River, in the Algarve region, and its relationship with the surrounding populations. A river that once served as the main axis of connection and communication for people and products between the river mouth and Silves, is today relegated to oblivion. Standing before a somewhat neglected landscape, comes an attempt to lay a basis for the recognition and reactivation of the territory. Following the river we can find vernacular structures that mirror past time memories, of when the river was one of the livelihoods of the region. These structures are linked to the different production activities that punctuated the daily lives of the populations. The natural infrastructure - the Arade river as a structure of (re)connection and invigoration of the territory -, takes shape as a proposal to reactivate the axis of yesteryear, where the architectural design opens the way for the reinterpretation of the territory, through the creation of paths that relate it to its margin, while uniting the landscape and the heritage, celebrating and preserving its history.

O presente trabalho propõe uma reflexão crítica acerca do rio Arade, na região do Algarve, e sua relação com as populações envolventes. Um rio que outrora serviu como o principal eixo de ligação e comunicação de pessoas e produtos entre a foz e Silves, revê-se hoje relegado ao esquecimento. Perante uma paisagem algo negligenciada, procurou-se lançar bases para um reconhecimento e reactivação do território. Ao longo do rio podem ser encontradas estruturas vernáculas que representam memórias de tempos em que o rio era um dos meios de sustento da região. Estruturas estas ligadas às diferentes actividades de produção que marcavam o quotidiano das populações. A infraestrutura natural - O rio Arade como estrutura de (re) conexão e dinamização do território -, ganha forma como proposta de reactivação do eixo de outrora, onde o desenho arquitectónico abre o caminho para a reinterpretação do território, através da criação de percursos que o relacionam com a margem, ao passo que unem a paisagem e o património, celebrando e preservando a sua história.

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

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Portugal
Keywords

Productive landscape, Rio Arade, Paisagem, Landscape, Path, Arade river, Paisagem produtiva, Percurso

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