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Anteprojeto de arquitetura paisagista do percurso de visita acessível para as Ruínas da Villa Romana de Milreu, Estoi (Faro)
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O tema da presente dissertação é a elaboração do Anteprojeto de
Arquitetura Paisagista do Percurso de Visita Acessível para as Ruínas da Villa
Romana de Milreu que é um dos vestígios arqueológicos mais relevantes do sul
de Portugal e remonta ao século I d.C., tendo sido habitada até ao século XIX
d.C.
O interesse turístico do monumento dirige-se à visitantes nacionais e
estrangeiros num contexto atual de crescente procura de turismo cultural com
acessibilidade total como alternativa ao turismo tradicional algarvio, de mar e sol.
Para tanto, o plano que enquadra a elaboração deste percurso acessível foi uma
ação conjunta entre a Direção das Ruínas de Milreu e a Universidade do Algarve.
Pretende-se com esta proposta apresentar uma solução que possibilite
que todos visitem, conheçam e contemplem o Monumento Nacional através de
um percurso acessível que, simultaneamente, também proteja o espólio
arqueológico.
Este trabalho foi desenvolvido até a fase de anteprojeto e almeja-se que
toda a comunidade seja beneficiada, de modo a que o Monumento Nacional seja
conhecido por todos, sem restrições.
The subject of the present dissertation is the elaboration of the Landscape Architecture Preliminary Project of the Accessible Visiting Route to the Ruins of the Roman Villa of Milreu which is one of the most relevant archaeological remains in southern Portugal and dates back to the 1st century AD, having been inhabited until the 19th century AD. The monument's tourist interest is aimed for national and foreign visitors in a current context of growing demand for cultural tourism with total accessibility as an alternative to traditional Algarve tourism, sea and sun. For that, the plan that frames the elaboration of this accessible route was a joint action between the Direction of Ruins of Milreu and the University of Algarve. The aim of this proposal is to present a solution that allows everyone to visit, get to know and contemplate the National Monument through an accessible route that, simultaneously, also protects the archaeological remains. This work was developed until the preliminary design phase and it is hoped that the entire community will benefit, so that the National Monument is known by all, without restrictions.
The subject of the present dissertation is the elaboration of the Landscape Architecture Preliminary Project of the Accessible Visiting Route to the Ruins of the Roman Villa of Milreu which is one of the most relevant archaeological remains in southern Portugal and dates back to the 1st century AD, having been inhabited until the 19th century AD. The monument's tourist interest is aimed for national and foreign visitors in a current context of growing demand for cultural tourism with total accessibility as an alternative to traditional Algarve tourism, sea and sun. For that, the plan that frames the elaboration of this accessible route was a joint action between the Direction of Ruins of Milreu and the University of Algarve. The aim of this proposal is to present a solution that allows everyone to visit, get to know and contemplate the National Monument through an accessible route that, simultaneously, also protects the archaeological remains. This work was developed until the preliminary design phase and it is hoped that the entire community will benefit, so that the National Monument is known by all, without restrictions.
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Presença romana no Algarve Turismo patrimonial acessível Arquitetura paisagista em sítios históricos Villa Romana de Milreu