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Clube Feroviario de Portugal - Patio Mariava - Patio Israel MIRADOURO INDUSTRIAL DE MARVILA
MIM
Tactical Urbanism#DeFencing #Park(ing)Day #BetterBlockInitiatives #PavementToPlazas #PopUpPark
Intervention scale Context
Users
Tower and Quinta: Ruin Patio: Inhabited
Residential Industrial
Comercial and Tourism
• Elderly people
• Families
• Youngsters
• Tourists
Current state
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• the area is located in an isolated spot:
cut out by the railway in the northern part, from Chelas neighbourhood where the underground and all the public transports stop, and on the southern side isolated by another railway path and the terrain morphology from the river and the historical part of renovation movement already started;
• the tower which was part of the Quinta do Marquês de Marialva is today disused and abandoned;
• Patio Marialva is still inhabited, the open public spaces are characterized by a lack of design and organization;
• the only connection with the riverside is by some impervious stairs, which are not indicated or visible.
• the houses and buildings belonging to the Patio Marialva are well conserved and still inhabited;
• the neighbourhood is characterized by a vibrant community;
• the bridge crossing the railway it is well connected to the Patio’s area;
• the bridge and the area on the other side are a nice spot to admire Marvila and the Tagus river;
• the tower is well preserved and surrounded by a huge empty space where nature grows beautifully;
• the houses have a good connection with the open air;
• the street is used as an extension of the house, encouraging socialization.
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Quinta da Matinha - Antiga Rafinaria GALP
MARVILA ART CENTER
Tactical Urbanism#Open Streets #DeFencing #ProtectedBikeLanes #PopUpPark
Intervention scale Context
Users
Ruin
Residential Industrial
Comercial and Turism
• Elderly people
• Families
• Youngsters
• Tourists
• Industries
• Startups
• Associations
• Artists
Current state
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• the urban polt is fenced and inaccessible and doesn’t allow a good connection between the interior part of Marvila and the riverfront;
• the zone is compleatly abbandoned and in decay status;
• lush nature, during the years, took control along the extensive lot, giving an appearance of abandonment and wilderness to the all area and to the riverfront.
• the area is distinguished by the presence of the old building’s skeleton of the memory for the city of Lisbon and for all the country;
• Ex-Galp plot it is situated next to the river;
• this area has a strategic location: it is in between the river and the railway and could have a fundamental role linking the fragmented Marvila’s landscape;
• the proximity to Marginal Avenue gives visibility to the area.
the Quiosque (kiosk) an a small Esplanada tu connect the path on the rivervront to the Ex Galp, now the Amrvila Art Centre.
the new pedestrian path is an opportunity to open the zone to the public.
the former structures of Galp refinery are now converted into the Marvila Art Centre: the covered flexible spaces at the ground floor are dedicated to arts like dance, music, acting and figurative arts. On the roof of those buildings are located the open-air cinema, the arena and two stages where the artist can perform. It can host also external events such as festivals, flea markets and concerts.
the new entrance on the railway side gives more permeability and improve the accessibility to the urban fabric, making possible to cross this huge plot and reach easily the waterfront in a pedestrian and green environment.
the new bicycle path connect the center of Lisbon with the Expo area.
the fence allows seeing through it, in this way the green space is more visible and identifiable from the street
the new entrance from Patio Marialva street allows people to visit the ancient tower, own by Marquês de Marialva; the new public park creates a space for the community, furthermore enhance the memory of the site.
the Quiosque (kiosk) is a common element into Lisbon gardens and squares, usually located only in the central areas; in Marvila can be used to make inhabitants feel more included inside the urban fabric
the Coreto is a public space located inside Portuguese parks or gardens, historically used to host events like concerts, local celebrations and political debates
the connection with old Marvila and the riverside is enhanced, area characterized of new gentrification The churrasco area:
previously used as illegal car park now can be an aggregation point where the inhabitants can have their Sunday barbeque
new spaces for the Feroviario Futball Club
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changing rooms for the athletes, steps and facilities for the attendance the illigal verandas are
demolished and the spaces in front of the entrances are delimited and defined by plant pots
the new Miraduro Industrial the Marvila is the first miradouro of Oriental part of the city; it allows people and tourists to enjoy the view on the river Tejo estuary, Vasco da Gama bridge and new Braço de Prata residential area; the ruins on the side could host various commer- cial and public functions such as a museum, coworking spaces, restau- rant
