Itinerant toy house

Concurso estudantil Solvin 2008

Authors

  • Alecsander Gonçalves
  • Daniele de Souza
  • Mônica Moreira da Silva
  • Vinicius Capella Gomes
  • Marta Vieira Bogéa

Keywords:

itinerant architecture, toy house, pvc

Abstract

Itinerant toy house faces the theme of ephemeral architecture as a possibility to give a new meaning to areas socially and culturally deprived. A playful and gathering space is a physical means to support educational and socially inclusive spaces for children. It uses the PVC (polyvinyl chloride) technology (one of the pre-requisites of the Solvin Iniciative 2008 contest) such as the versatility of an industrialized material and the lightness of the components obtained that allow a conception of an itinerant project. The material associated with an understanding of the project having in mind a social dimension, seen beyond technique.

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RECETAS URBANAS. Disponível em: < http://www.recetasurbanas.net/>. Acesso em: Set 2008.

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Published

2010-01-05

How to Cite

Gonçalves, A. ., de Souza, D., Moreira da Silva, M. ., Capella Gomes, V. ., & Vieira Bogéa, M. . (2010). Itinerant toy house: Concurso estudantil Solvin 2008. arq.Urb, (2), 216–227. Retrieved from https://revistaarqurb.com.br/arqurb/article/view/109

Issue

No. 2 (2010): jan. - abr.

Section

Papers

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Copyright (c) 2010 Alecsander Gonçalves, Daniele de Souza, Mônica Moreira da Silva, Vinicius Capella Gomes, Marta Vieira Bogéa

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