Habitação de Interesse Social Sustentável na cidade de Guaíra, Brasil

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Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana Puerto Rico > Docencia > Trabajos finales de Máster
Cerrado Portugués Na atualidade se constata no mundo todo um grande déficit habitacional. Governos tentam diminuir este índice oferecendo habitação apenas como um teto, na busca pela diminuição momentânea destes números, sem estudos, planejamento e cuidado com essas famílias que se encontram em estado de vulnerabilidade social. Um dos caminhos possíveis, e sustentável, a ser adotado para a diminuição deste elevado índice é oferecer habitação de interesse social mas pensando em qualidade de vida dos usuários e não apenas diminuição dos números deste indicador. No Brasil, o déficit habitacional é de aproximadamente 12%, que além da elevada quantidade ainda está atrelado ao problema de como oferecer habitação de interesse social de qualidade e com conceitos sustentáveis. Este trabalho tem como objetivo principal propor um pré-projeto arquitetônico de habitação de interesse social sustentável afim de contribuir com qualidade para a diminuição desta necessidade na cidade de Guaíra. Para isso, se apresentam alguns caminhos na arquitetura e no urbanismo que podem ser seguidos em busca do desenvolvimento sustentável e de um projeto arquitetônico de qualidade, um destes caminhos é o da arquitetura bioclimática, que apresenta conceitos passivos e determinantes para uma edificação energeticamente eficiente, aliada a outras características sustentáveis, onde o projeto arquitetônico tem características amparadas por dados climatológicos da micro região em que a edificação será executada. Então, através de um projeto de pesquisa não experimental, com finalidade aplicada, numa abordagem mista e com pesquisa do tipo bibliográfica, documental e com alcance projetiva, o resultado foi um pré-projeto arquitetônico, o qual teve atendido todo o requisitado pelo programa de necessidades e os conceitos e estratégias da arquitetura bioclimática, gerais e particulares ao local, aplicados a um conjunto de edificações de habitações de interesse social. metadata Fank, Daniele mail danifank@hotmail.com (2022) Habitação de Interesse Social Sustentável na cidade de Guaíra, Brasil. Masters thesis, SIN ESPECIFICAR.

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Na atualidade se constata no mundo todo um grande déficit habitacional. Governos tentam diminuir este índice oferecendo habitação apenas como um teto, na busca pela diminuição momentânea destes números, sem estudos, planejamento e cuidado com essas famílias que se encontram em estado de vulnerabilidade social. Um dos caminhos possíveis, e sustentável, a ser adotado para a diminuição deste elevado índice é oferecer habitação de interesse social mas pensando em qualidade de vida dos usuários e não apenas diminuição dos números deste indicador. No Brasil, o déficit habitacional é de aproximadamente 12%, que além da elevada quantidade ainda está atrelado ao problema de como oferecer habitação de interesse social de qualidade e com conceitos sustentáveis. Este trabalho tem como objetivo principal propor um pré-projeto arquitetônico de habitação de interesse social sustentável afim de contribuir com qualidade para a diminuição desta necessidade na cidade de Guaíra. Para isso, se apresentam alguns caminhos na arquitetura e no urbanismo que podem ser seguidos em busca do desenvolvimento sustentável e de um projeto arquitetônico de qualidade, um destes caminhos é o da arquitetura bioclimática, que apresenta conceitos passivos e determinantes para uma edificação energeticamente eficiente, aliada a outras características sustentáveis, onde o projeto arquitetônico tem características amparadas por dados climatológicos da micro região em que a edificação será executada. Então, através de um projeto de pesquisa não experimental, com finalidade aplicada, numa abordagem mista e com pesquisa do tipo bibliográfica, documental e com alcance projetiva, o resultado foi um pré-projeto arquitetônico, o qual teve atendido todo o requisitado pelo programa de necessidades e os conceitos e estratégias da arquitetura bioclimática, gerais e particulares ao local, aplicados a um conjunto de edificações de habitações de interesse social.

Tipo de Documento: Tesis (Masters)
Palabras Clave: Habitação de Interesse Social, Sustentabilidade, arquitetura bioclimática, arquitetura sustentável, Déficit habitacional
Clasificación temática: Materias > Ingeniería
Divisiones: Universidad Europea del Atlántico > Docencia > Trabajos finales de Máster
Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana Puerto Rico > Docencia > Trabajos finales de Máster
Depositado: 19 Oct 2023 23:30
Ultima Modificación: 19 Oct 2023 23:30
URI: https://repositorio.uneatlantico.es/id/eprint/863

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