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Este trabalho procura apresentar os benefícios da construção modular na sociedade
contemporânea, que oferece diversas formas habitacionais, e se adaptam às necessidade e
funcionalidades por eles exigidas. Arquitetos tentam procurar soluções para os problemas atuais
através de construções flexíveis, minimalistas e estratégias que proporcionam a realização e
organização de espaços com qualidade de vida.
Japão é um país que enfrenta diversas condicionantes na construção, e a sua arquitetura é um
exemplo de como construir edifícios adaptáveis e flexíveis, em espaços mínimos, seja ela
tradicional ou contemporânea. Após a investigação das estratégias de microarquitetura japonesa,
pretende-se analisar várias habitações mínimas contemporâneas encontradas nas ruas do Japão
(kyosho-jutaku). Portanto, este estudo auxiliará de como é possível adaptar este tipo de
arquitetura às necessidades do mundo atual. Persistir na construção de uma harmonia com a
envolvente, a junção do passado com o presente e principalmente ter em atenção às pessoas que
a usam. Salientando a importância de uma arquitetura sustentável através da relação que os
edifícios devem ter com a envolvente, permitindo a preservação dos ecossistemas.
Por fim, irei apresentar ideias de como adaptar os conceitos de flexibilidade, simplicidade,
sustentável e adaptável numa construção modular.
This work seeks the benefits of modular construction in contemporary society, which offers various forms of housing, and adapts to the need and functionalities required by them. Architects try to look for solutions to current problems through flexible constructions, minimalists and strategies that provide the realization and organization of spaces with quality of life. Japan is a country that faces several constraints in the construction, and its architecture is an example of building adaptable and flexible buildings, in minimum spaces, whether traditional or contemporary. After an investigation of Japanese microarchitecture strategies, it is intended to analyze several contemporary minimum dwellings found on the streets of Japan (kyosho-jutaku). Therefore, this study assists how it is possible to adapt this type of architecture to the needs of today's world. Persist in building a harmony with the surroundings, the junction of the past with the present and mainly pay attention to the people who use it. Stressing the importance of a sustainable architecture of the relationship that buildings must have with the surrounding, allowing the conservation of ecosystems. Finally, I will present ideas on how to adapt the concepts of flexibility, simplicity, sustainable and adaptable in a modular construction.
This work seeks the benefits of modular construction in contemporary society, which offers various forms of housing, and adapts to the need and functionalities required by them. Architects try to look for solutions to current problems through flexible constructions, minimalists and strategies that provide the realization and organization of spaces with quality of life. Japan is a country that faces several constraints in the construction, and its architecture is an example of building adaptable and flexible buildings, in minimum spaces, whether traditional or contemporary. After an investigation of Japanese microarchitecture strategies, it is intended to analyze several contemporary minimum dwellings found on the streets of Japan (kyosho-jutaku). Therefore, this study assists how it is possible to adapt this type of architecture to the needs of today's world. Persist in building a harmony with the surroundings, the junction of the past with the present and mainly pay attention to the people who use it. Stressing the importance of a sustainable architecture of the relationship that buildings must have with the surrounding, allowing the conservation of ecosystems. Finally, I will present ideas on how to adapt the concepts of flexibility, simplicity, sustainable and adaptable in a modular construction.
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Arquitetura Japonesa Construção Modular Micro Apartamentos Portugal Sustentável