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Integração de elementos vegetais na arquitetura, para o conforto interior: caso de estudo, análise comparativa
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Na arquitetura deveria existir uma grande preocupação na sua integração com a natureza, situação que se foi perdendo ao longo dos tempos. A presente dissertação de mestrado pretende estudar a influência, que essa ligação pode ter através da análise comparativa do caso de estudo. Demonstrando como o edifício, no seu conforto interior pode beneficiar durante a sua vida útil.
A ligação com a natureza não é particular aos dias de hoje, é visível na dissertação que esta existe desde que o ser humano começou a construir abrigos. Com os problemas climáticos constantemente debatidos por todo o mundo atualmente, e as tentativas para encontrar soluções rápidas para os mesmos, é necessário ter em consideração que já existe um elemento que absorve os gazes que hoje tentamos capturar e que sempre manteve estáveis os níveis de CO2 entre outros no planeta há milhões de anos. Para além deste sistema, a vegetação ajuda ainda na regularização da temperatura ambiente por evapotranspiração e sombra, ajudando ainda a controlar o clima interior do edifício conforme será estudado.
Com estas questões em consideração o presente trabalho pretende, utilizando um caso de estudo desenvolvido pela autora, calcular e comprovar o quão benéfico para a arquitetura pode ser a utilização de paredes verdes.
There should be a big concern in architecture for its integration with nature, a position that has been lost over time. This master’s thesis aims to examine the influence that this connection could have through the comparative analysis of the case study by showing how its interior comfort can benefit during its lifespan. The connection with nature is not particular to the present da, it is evident in the dissertation that has existed since the human being started constructing. With the climate problems constantly debated all over the world today and the attempts to find quick solutions to them, it’s essential to take into account that there is already an element that has always kept CO2 levels, among others, stable on the planet for millions of years. Besides this system, vegetation also helps in the regulation of the ambient temperature through evapotranspiration and shade, also helping to control the interior climate of the building as it will be studied. With these issues in mind this work seeks, using a case study developed by the author, to calculate and demonstrate how beneficial the use of green walls can be to architecture.
There should be a big concern in architecture for its integration with nature, a position that has been lost over time. This master’s thesis aims to examine the influence that this connection could have through the comparative analysis of the case study by showing how its interior comfort can benefit during its lifespan. The connection with nature is not particular to the present da, it is evident in the dissertation that has existed since the human being started constructing. With the climate problems constantly debated all over the world today and the attempts to find quick solutions to them, it’s essential to take into account that there is already an element that has always kept CO2 levels, among others, stable on the planet for millions of years. Besides this system, vegetation also helps in the regulation of the ambient temperature through evapotranspiration and shade, also helping to control the interior climate of the building as it will be studied. With these issues in mind this work seeks, using a case study developed by the author, to calculate and demonstrate how beneficial the use of green walls can be to architecture.