Sete sonhos urbanos
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https://doi.org/10.17851/2317-2096.15.1.71-74Keywords:
arquitetura, sonho, urbano, architecture, dream, urban.Abstract
Resumo: O arquiteto sonha com uma cidade melhor através de diversas ações, e uma delas é a escrita. O texto vem através de um pensamento inconsciente, durante o sono, numa espécie de vida irreal. No final os espaços e situações vistos em algumas cenas imaginárias são os conceitos mais importantes buscados pelo arquiteto/escritor em suas proposições profissionais.
Palavras-chave: arquitetura; sonho; urbano.
Abstract: The architect dreams a better city throught many utopic actions, and one of them is the writing. The text comes along with the inconscient thinking while sleeping in a kind of unreal life. In the end the spaces and situations viewed in some imaginary scenes are the most important concepts searched by the architect/writer in his professioal proposals.
Keywords: architecture; dream; urban.
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