Project for the Unified Educational Center
CEU Territory – Parque do Carmo
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https://doi.org/10.5935/cadernospos.v21n2p160-174Keywords:
CEU Territory; Integration; Qualification; Urbanity; Unified education.Abstract
The architectural proposal of the CEU Territory arises from the social understanding of the Unified Educational Centers (CEU), in addition to its fundamental educational role in society. As a public equipment willing to relate institutional infrastructures to the needy demands of the city, the complex follows the premise of integrating local urbanity with its internal and common-use spaces. With the purpose of connecting its activities to the city life and passerby of the city, its volumetry is qualified with the grouping of multiple uses that are intended not only for education, but also for sport, leisure, and culture. In the CEU Parque do Carmo Territory project, this relationship becomes perceptible through the parallel displacement of the architectural blocks that house these activities: a design trick that allowed the creation of open and fluid spaces with the possibility of grouping public activities to institutionalized experiences, adding the community to educational spaces, so that its architectural structure becomes an educational and social structuring center for society and the city.
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MINISTÉRIO DA EDUCAÇÃO. Programa Mais Educação: passo a passo. Brasília: MEC, [s. d.].
TEIXEIRA, A. Um presságio de progresso. Habitat, São Paulo, v. 4, n. 2, p. 175-177, 1951.
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