a global multidisciplinary network on housing research and learning lisbon workshop: preparatory...
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A global multidisciplinary network onhousing research and learning
Lisbon workshop: Preparatory Learning Activities
Frederik Peter Kæmsgaard, Inger Kirstin Rahbek & Troels Broch
Aalborg University
Lisbon, 14-19th July, 2014 First International Workshop
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• LA61: Comparison of Portela de Sacavém and Gellerupparken• LA62: Form principle analysis• LA64: Sustainable housing
Lisbon Workshop
SUMMARY
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LA61: Comparison of Portela de Sacavém and Gellerupparken
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Lisbon, Portugal
Area: 0.95 square kilometer
Planned for 18500 residents
Population 11,809 (2011)
Built in 1965 – 78
Planned by Fernando Silva
Aarhus, Denmark
Area: 0.925 square kilometer
Consisting of 1,776 family appartments
Population 7,034 (2013)
Built in 1968 – 72
Planned by Knud Blach Petersen og Mogens Harbo
Gellerupparken
Portela de Sacavém
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LA61: Comparison of Portela de Sacavém and Gellerupparken
Lisbon Workshop
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LA61: Comparison of Portela de Sacavém and Gellerupparken
Lisbon Workshop
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LA62: Form principle analysis
Lisbon Workshop
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LA64: Sustainable housing
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• Definition:Sustainable development is a development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. (World Commission on Environment and Development 1987)
• Society, economy and environment• Things to consider in architecture
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CONCLUSIONS
• The two residential areas are to some extent designed after same principles and thinking are therefore experiencing the same problems. As Gellerupparken has been reinterpreted some of the same ideas and methods could be applied in Portela de Sacavém.
• Through the understanding of simple form, it’s possible to create many variables design solutions through simple changes in the initial shape.
• Sustainability must be incorporated in the process of designing new
buildings as well as renovating existing structures. Modern housing should be a product of thoughts of sustainability, through for intense climate control, choosing the right materials and therefore the impacting the environment in the best way possible.
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