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Design de interiores em instituições: projeto de design de interiores para a Associação Protetora da Criança
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Este trabalho desenvolve-se em torno da renovação e requalificação dos espaços interiores da Associação Protetora da Criança, uma Instituição Particular de Solidariedade Social (IPSS), que acolhe crianças e jovens em situação de risco. O objetivo é o de compreender de que forma o design de interiores, aliado às metodologias de design thinking e co-design, pode contribuir para melhorar a qualidade de vida dos jovens institucionalizados. Partindo de um enquadramento teórico sobre a importância do espaço físico no bem-estar e desenvolvimento humano, o projeto foca-se em áreas-chave identificadas como prioritárias: sala de jantar e estar, sala de estudo, casas de banho e quartos.
A metodologia assentou numa abordagem participativa, envolvendo visitas regulares à instituição, entrevistas com a direção e técnicos, bem como sessões com as próprias crianças e jovens. Este processo permitiu identificar as necessidades práticas e emocionais dos utilizadores, traduzidas em requisitos concretos para cada espaço, como a melhoria da funcionalidade, o reforço da arrumação, a criação de zonas individualizadas, a introdução de elementos de conforto e a valorização da identidade pessoal e coletiva. Com base nestes contributos, foram desenvolvidas propostas de intervenção que conciliam estética e funcionalidade, introduzindo novas soluções de layout, mobiliário à medida e escolhas cromáticas coerentes com o ambiente da instituição. Destaca-se, em particular, a conceção de um beliche multifuncional, que responde às exigências de espaço, privacidade e personalização, e cuja análise e desenvolvimento detalhados constituem um ponto central do trabalho. Em termos de resultados, as propostas apresentadas não só procuram transformar os espaços em ambientes mais acolhedores e familiares, como também têm um valor pedagógico e terapêutico, preparando os jovens para a construção de futuros lares mais humanos e organizados. O trabalho evidencia, assim, como o design pode ser uma ferramenta de impacto social, promovendo o bem-estar e reforçando a identidade dos utilizadores através de espaços que unem funcionalidade, conforto e expressão pessoal.
This work focuses on the renovation and refurbishment of the interior spaces of the Associação Protetora da Criança (Child Protection Association), a private social solidarity institution (IPSS) that takes in children and young people at risk. The aim is to understand how interior design, combined with design thinking and co-design methodologies, can contribute to improving the quality of life of institutionalised young people. Based on a theoretical framework on the importance of physical space in human well-being and development, the project focuses on key areas identified as priorities: dining and living room, study room, bathrooms and bedrooms. The methodology was based on a participatory approach, involving regular visits to the institution, interviews with management and technicians, as well as sessions with the children and young people themselves. This process made it possible to identify the practical and emotional needs of users, translated into specific requirements for each space, such as improving functionality, enhancing storage, creating individualised areas, introducing elements of comfort and enhancing personal and collective identity. Based on these contributions, proposals for intervention were developed that reconcile aesthetics and functionality, introducing new layout solutions, custom-made furniture and colour choices consistent with the institution's environment. Of particular note is the design of a multifunctional bunk bed, which meets the requirements of space, privacy and personalisation, and whose detailed analysis and development are a central focus of the work. In terms of results, the proposals presented not only seek to transform spaces into more welcoming and familiar environments, but also have educational and therapeutic value, preparing young people to build more humane and organised future homes. The work thus highlights how design can be a tool for social impact, promoting well-being and reinforcing the identity of users through spaces that combine functionality, comfort and personal expression.
This work focuses on the renovation and refurbishment of the interior spaces of the Associação Protetora da Criança (Child Protection Association), a private social solidarity institution (IPSS) that takes in children and young people at risk. The aim is to understand how interior design, combined with design thinking and co-design methodologies, can contribute to improving the quality of life of institutionalised young people. Based on a theoretical framework on the importance of physical space in human well-being and development, the project focuses on key areas identified as priorities: dining and living room, study room, bathrooms and bedrooms. The methodology was based on a participatory approach, involving regular visits to the institution, interviews with management and technicians, as well as sessions with the children and young people themselves. This process made it possible to identify the practical and emotional needs of users, translated into specific requirements for each space, such as improving functionality, enhancing storage, creating individualised areas, introducing elements of comfort and enhancing personal and collective identity. Based on these contributions, proposals for intervention were developed that reconcile aesthetics and functionality, introducing new layout solutions, custom-made furniture and colour choices consistent with the institution's environment. Of particular note is the design of a multifunctional bunk bed, which meets the requirements of space, privacy and personalisation, and whose detailed analysis and development are a central focus of the work. In terms of results, the proposals presented not only seek to transform spaces into more welcoming and familiar environments, but also have educational and therapeutic value, preparing young people to build more humane and organised future homes. The work thus highlights how design can be a tool for social impact, promoting well-being and reinforcing the identity of users through spaces that combine functionality, comfort and personal expression.
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Design de interiores Design social Design participativo Associação de acolhimento Interior design Social design Co-design Foster care association