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A presente dissertação irá abordar como tema fulcral a Habitação tendo de conceito principal o mínimo nas suas múltiplas vertentes. Desta forma, intrínsecos a esta temática, estão conceitos como o Minimalismo, a Flexibilidade e Funcionalidade.
Apesar do Minimalismo ter tido as suas origens nas Artes Plásticas, em meados do séc. XX, já anteriores movimentos arquitétónicos tinham revelado resultados concordantes com os do Minimalismo (enquanto corrente estilística), como poderemos analisar através de exemplos escolhidos a nível do património histórico e do património contemporâneo da cela mínima e da habitação mínima, na Parte I. Respetivamente, o primeiro refere-se às celas monásticas e o segundo é relativo ao habitar mínimo tipicamente japonês, analisando pormenorizadamente os seus componentes e formas de habitar. Conclui-se a Parte I com um estudo da flexibilidade e multifuncionalidade de uma habitação, anunciando a filosofia “a forma segue a função”.
Seguidamente, a Parte II, é exclusivamente dedicada à proposta do protótipo da habitação minimalista. Analisa-se primeiramente o terreno em questão, avaliando as suas considerações juntamente com as condicionantes da família do cliente. Reúne-se a história familiar e a memória de uma infância passada no local, como um estudo dos hábitos e atividades exercidas no quotidiano, percebendo-se o papel da habitação e prevendo a vivência dos espaços sociais e privados da habitação nesta família.
Deste modo, pretende-se levar à mínima expressão a questão da habitação com uma proposta que resultará na concetualização de um protótipo de uma habitação segundo a corrente estilística Minimalismo, que surge como conclusão e consequência da Parte I.
This present thesis has as a crucial theme Housing related to the concept of minimal in its multiple aspects. Thus, fundamental to this subject, there are notions like Minimalism, Flexibility and Functionality. Despite the Minimalism had had its origins in the Plastic Arts in the mid of the twentieth century, earlier architectural movements had revealed similar results to those of Minimalism (as stylistic trend) as one can analyze through the selected examples of historical and contemporary heritage of the minimum cell and the minimum housing described in Part I of this present thesis. Correspondingly, the first example refers to the monastic cells and the second one is for the typically minimum Japanese lodge, further analyzed in its all components and ways of living. Part I is concluded with a study of flexibility and multi-functionality of a lodging, announcing the philosophy "the form follows function". Following, Part II, is exclusively dedicated to the minimal housing prototype proposal. The property in question it is firstly analyzed, the client and family requirements were taken into consideration. The work meets the family history and the memory of their childhood spent on the site, as well as the study of the habits and activities performed in daily life, realizing the role of housing and providing the experience of social and private spaces of the house to this family. As a result, we intend to bring the minimum to the housing with a proposal that will result in the conceptualization of a prototype of a housing according to minimalism as a stylistic trend which ascends as a result and conclusion of Part I.
This present thesis has as a crucial theme Housing related to the concept of minimal in its multiple aspects. Thus, fundamental to this subject, there are notions like Minimalism, Flexibility and Functionality. Despite the Minimalism had had its origins in the Plastic Arts in the mid of the twentieth century, earlier architectural movements had revealed similar results to those of Minimalism (as stylistic trend) as one can analyze through the selected examples of historical and contemporary heritage of the minimum cell and the minimum housing described in Part I of this present thesis. Correspondingly, the first example refers to the monastic cells and the second one is for the typically minimum Japanese lodge, further analyzed in its all components and ways of living. Part I is concluded with a study of flexibility and multi-functionality of a lodging, announcing the philosophy "the form follows function". Following, Part II, is exclusively dedicated to the minimal housing prototype proposal. The property in question it is firstly analyzed, the client and family requirements were taken into consideration. The work meets the family history and the memory of their childhood spent on the site, as well as the study of the habits and activities performed in daily life, realizing the role of housing and providing the experience of social and private spaces of the house to this family. As a result, we intend to bring the minimum to the housing with a proposal that will result in the conceptualization of a prototype of a housing according to minimalism as a stylistic trend which ascends as a result and conclusion of Part I.
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Covilhã Habitação Memória Minimalismo Mínimo Simplicidade