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Filho de peixe deve nadar – Design na conservação e reinterpretação do barco de três tábuas
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A salvaguarda do património cultural constitui um dever cívico e um meio de afirmar identidades locais. Esta investigação foca-se na albufeira de Castelo de Bode, parte do rio Zêzere, e na relação histórica entre o homem e o rio. Em destaque está o barco de três tábuas, uma embarcação que, ao longo dos anos, uniu comunidades ribeirinhas,
mas que enfrenta o risco de desaparecer devido à escassez de documentação e à ausência de calafates.
O projeto utiliza o design como ferramenta para transmitir as tradições e saberes ancestrais desta região às novas gerações, reconhecendo este novo público-alvo como a chave para a preservação e revitalização dessa herança cultural. Ao envolver as novas gerações, surge um novo propósito para a construção das embarcações tradicionais, garantindo a continuidade desta prática.
Em colaboração com o último artesão local, foi construído um barco de três tábuas, adaptado ao novo público-alvo, respeitando as técnicas tradicionais. Posteriormente, o barco foi analisado e reinterpretado com o objetivo de otimizá-lo às novas gerações , integrando novas tecnologias no processo de design, como a impressão 3D.
Este trabalho alia tradição e inovação, promovendo a interação com a natureza e reforçando o papel do design na preservação do património cultural, material e imaterial.
Safeguarding cultural heritage is a civic duty and a means of affirming local identities. This research focuses on the Castelo de Bode reservoir, part of the River Zêzere, and the historical relationship between man and the river. In the spotlight is the three-plank boat, a vessel that has united riverside communities over the years, but which faces the risk of disappearing due to the lack of documentation and the absence of master builders. The project uses design as a tool to pass on the ancestral traditions and knowledge of this region to new generations, recognizing this new target audience as the key to preserving and revitalizing this cultural heritage. By involving new generations, a new purpose emerges for the construction of traditional boats, guaranteeing the continuity of this practice. In collaboration with the last local craftsman, a three-plank boat was built, adapted to the new target audience and respecting traditional techniques. Subsequently, the boat was analyzed and reinterpreted with the aim of optimizing it for new generations, integrating new technologies into the design process, such as 3D printing. This work combines tradition and innovation, promoting interaction with nature and reinforcing the role of design in preserving material and immaterial cultural heritage.
Safeguarding cultural heritage is a civic duty and a means of affirming local identities. This research focuses on the Castelo de Bode reservoir, part of the River Zêzere, and the historical relationship between man and the river. In the spotlight is the three-plank boat, a vessel that has united riverside communities over the years, but which faces the risk of disappearing due to the lack of documentation and the absence of master builders. The project uses design as a tool to pass on the ancestral traditions and knowledge of this region to new generations, recognizing this new target audience as the key to preserving and revitalizing this cultural heritage. By involving new generations, a new purpose emerges for the construction of traditional boats, guaranteeing the continuity of this practice. In collaboration with the last local craftsman, a three-plank boat was built, adapted to the new target audience and respecting traditional techniques. Subsequently, the boat was analyzed and reinterpreted with the aim of optimizing it for new generations, integrating new technologies into the design process, such as 3D printing. This work combines tradition and innovation, promoting interaction with nature and reinforcing the role of design in preserving material and immaterial cultural heritage.
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Interação Natureza Rio Barco Património local Impressão 3D Design Design colaborativo