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A presente dissertação de mestrado tem como foco o estudo para o projeto do “Pavilhão
da Paz” na cidade de Sedhiou, Senegal, que pretende ser um local multifuncional onde
será possível promover exposições permanentes e temporárias de artistas que
compartilhem os valores da paz e da memória, mas também um local onde seja possível
percorrer e conhecer a história através de fotografias e documentações. Conhecimento e
compartilhamento são elementos essenciais para transformar o pavilhão em um local de
sensibilização. Propõe-se idealizar uma arquitetura que comemore as incontáveis vidas
perdidas nas guerras do continente e que materialize o significado da paz, respeitando o
ambiente e as tradições locais.
Tem como objetivo do projeto a realização de um pavilhão para a promoção da paz
universal que induza à contemplação, à reflexão e à oração para quem perdeu a vida
injustamente.
Sendo assim, usar-se-á uma metodologia que se apoia sobre dois instantes: um
enquadramento e o caso de estudo prático. No primeiro, procede-se a um estudo sobre a
arquitetura vernacular africana e a área de intervenção. O segundo instante é a proposta
de um edifício simbólico as vítimas e a comunidade, ao qual, é proposto um projeto de
conceção.
The present master's thesis focuses on the study for the “Peace Pavilion” project in the city of Sedhiou, Senegal, to be a multifunctional place, where it will be possible to promote permanent and temporary exhibitions of artists who share the values of peace and memory, but also a place where it is possible to go through and know the history through photographs and documentation. Knowledge and sharing are essential elements to transform the pavilion into a place of awareness. It is proposed to idealize an architecture that commemorates countless lives lost in the continent's wars and that materializes the meaning of peace, respecting the environment and local traditions. Its objective is the project to create a pavilion to promote universal peace that induces contemplation, reflection, and prayer for those who have lost their lives unjustly. Therefore, using a methodology that supports two moments: a framework and a practical case study. In the first, a study is carried out on African vernacular architecture and the area of intervention. The second moment is a proposal for symbolic construction as threats and community, to which a design project is proposed.
The present master's thesis focuses on the study for the “Peace Pavilion” project in the city of Sedhiou, Senegal, to be a multifunctional place, where it will be possible to promote permanent and temporary exhibitions of artists who share the values of peace and memory, but also a place where it is possible to go through and know the history through photographs and documentation. Knowledge and sharing are essential elements to transform the pavilion into a place of awareness. It is proposed to idealize an architecture that commemorates countless lives lost in the continent's wars and that materializes the meaning of peace, respecting the environment and local traditions. Its objective is the project to create a pavilion to promote universal peace that induces contemplation, reflection, and prayer for those who have lost their lives unjustly. Therefore, using a methodology that supports two moments: a framework and a practical case study. In the first, a study is carried out on African vernacular architecture and the area of intervention. The second moment is a proposal for symbolic construction as threats and community, to which a design project is proposed.
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Africa Arquitetura Pavilhão Paz Sedhiou Senegal Vernacular