Moradia estudantil universitária: e as possibilidades multifuncionais integrada ao espaço urbano

Abstract

Student housing is currently one of the great challenges as part of the Public Policy for Student Assistance in universities, both arising from issues related to high student demand, in contrast to the reduced supply of vacancies and housing capacity, or issues related to the lack of of design quality, little flexibility and constructive variability, due to its mutable character and great plurality of individuals that it encompasses. Faced with such a problem, in view of its high importance as essential equipment in the fight against university dropout and democratization of access to universities, the delimited theme of this course conclusion work is an architectural draft of a university student housing in Palmas / TO, covering the following educational institutions: the Federal University of Tocantins (UFT), the Federal Institute of Tocantins - Campus Palmas (IFTO), and the State University of Tocantins (UNITINS). The proposal, taking advantage of the well-established environment, will direct its program to activities that serve both the internal and external public, which includes small businesses and services, with well-defined attributions, so that the self-employed professionals in the region who want to consolidate your venture, as the proposed land is ideal for this. Such an association of combined uses contributes to a higher turnover in the area, which generates safer and more friendly spaces, given the different opening hours and different audiences; the profit obtained from the rent of these projects will be directed to the maintenance of the future housing, or to other purposes inherent to the students' needs. Another key point addressed is the use of constructive solutions that optimize the work, generate greater flexibility and reduce losses through processes at the construction site. The methodology was structured through theoretical foundations and studies of correlates, in order to outline the guidelines and design parties. In short, it seeks to highlight the potential of student housing as a socializing, training and integrating device, which strengthens student autonomy and becomes fundamental for the consolidation of the university.