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Para a conclusão do Mestrado em Design Industrial, optou-se pelo desenvolvimento de um Projeto Final em parceria com a empresa Burel Factory. Foi pretendida com esta parceria a aquisição de experiência profissional, assim como a capacidade de desenvolver um projeto autonomamente, mas com acompanhamento por parte da empresa e no qual foi feito um uso inovador do tecido Burel. O projeto foi direcionado para a área do Design Inclusivo, através da conceção de uma linha de mobiliário com o foco nas crianças com Perturbações do Espectro de Autismo (PEA) com idades entre os dois e os seis anos de idade. Foi projetado um conjunto de cinco elementos: uma cama; uma tenda; um puf sensorial; uma cadeira giratória e uma piscina de bolas sensorial. O processo de trabalho realizado foi de encontro à metodologia do Designer Bruno Munari, tendo sido iniciado pela investigação, a qual englobou referências temáticas; pesquisa de campo; revisão literária; entrevistas e inquéritos de recolha de dados, posterior organização e análise. Foram assim realizados inquéritos a familiares e pessoas próximas de crianças com PEA e entrevistas a Terapeutas Ocupacionais. Foi incluída uma pesquisa ao tecido Burel, de forma a tirar partido das suas propriedades na conceção do projeto ao nível da terapia de disfunções sensoriais. Foi obtida uma opinião médica sobre os produtos desenvolvidos pela Professora Doutora Guiomar Oliveira, Coordenadora da Unidade de Neurodesenvolvimento e Autismo do Serviço do Centro de Desenvolvimento da Criança do Centro Hospitalar da Universidade Coimbra. Foram realizadas duas ações de avaliação de um dos produtos desenvolvidos uma em ambiente clínico com crianças com PEA e outra num infantário, com crianças sem esta patologia.
To complete the Master's in Industrial Design, it was decided to develop a Final Project in partnership with the company the acquisi but Burel Factory. It is intended with this partnership tion of professional experience, as well as the ability to develop a project independently, with monitoring by the company fabric was made and in which na innovative use of . The project is directed to the area of Inclusive Design, being the con Burel ception of a line of furniture with a focus on children with Autism Spectrum Disorder between two and six years old . s (ASD) aged A set of five elements was designed: a bed; a tent; a sensory pouf; a swivel chair and a sensory ball pool. The work process fo for llowed the methodology of the Designer Bruno Munari, starting with research, including thematic references; field research; literature review; interviews and surveys data collection, subsequent organization and analysis. with fam Surveys were conducted ily members and close relatives of children with ASD and interviews with Occupational Therapists. A research on Burel fabric was included, in order to take advantage of its properties in the design of the project at the level of sensory dysfunction therapy. A medical opinion on the developed products was obtained from Professor Guiomar Oliveira, Coordinator of the Neurod evelopment and Autism Unit of the Child Development Center of the Coimbra University Hospital Center. Two evaluations of one of the products developed were carried out, one in a clinical environment with children with ASD and another in a kindergarten with children without this pathology.
To complete the Master's in Industrial Design, it was decided to develop a Final Project in partnership with the company the acquisi but Burel Factory. It is intended with this partnership tion of professional experience, as well as the ability to develop a project independently, with monitoring by the company fabric was made and in which na innovative use of . The project is directed to the area of Inclusive Design, being the con Burel ception of a line of furniture with a focus on children with Autism Spectrum Disorder between two and six years old . s (ASD) aged A set of five elements was designed: a bed; a tent; a sensory pouf; a swivel chair and a sensory ball pool. The work process fo for llowed the methodology of the Designer Bruno Munari, starting with research, including thematic references; field research; literature review; interviews and surveys data collection, subsequent organization and analysis. with fam Surveys were conducted ily members and close relatives of children with ASD and interviews with Occupational Therapists. A research on Burel fabric was included, in order to take advantage of its properties in the design of the project at the level of sensory dysfunction therapy. A medical opinion on the developed products was obtained from Professor Guiomar Oliveira, Coordinator of the Neurod evelopment and Autism Unit of the Child Development Center of the Coimbra University Hospital Center. Two evaluations of one of the products developed were carried out, one in a clinical environment with children with ASD and another in a kindergarten with children without this pathology.
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Crianças Design Inclusivo Mobiliário Perturbações do Espectro de Autismo Terapia