Sustainable riverside floating school project

• Autor(a) principal: Liotto, Pedro Felix
• Data de Publicação: 2018
• Outros Autores: Barros, Laerte Melo, da Silva, Thiago Felix, Albuquerque, Vinicius dos Santos
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Educitec
• Texto Completo: https://sistemascmc.ifam.edu.br/educitec/index.php/educitec/article/view/526
• topic: Região amazônica; Estrutura escolar; Materiais; Sustentável; Amazon region.School structure.Materials.Sustainable

he variation of the level of the waters in the Amazon region influences the community activities, being necessary adaptations for the Amazon way of life. Thus we can highlight the interference in school activities of the riverside. With school education as the only door to progress, the riparian seeks to adapt to the environment. With the variation of water levels, the structure of the school is affected drastically causing interruptions in the school calendar. To mitigate these actions the research seeks patterns that are adaptable to this environment and that can still have a sustainable character provoking reinforcement in the formation of the riverside. The present research seeks to present a way to prevent interruption of school classes in the school period, even in unfavorable environmental conditions. Together with the model, some basic comfort standards for academic activity are proposed. The materials used in the proposed solutions constitute an adaptation without great ruptures in the riverside mode of living. Thus the use of wood in a sustainable way and other material, quite frequent in the industrialized cities, are allied forming a composite ableto have the structural resistance of the wood and the thermal property of the plates made with residues of Expanded Polystyrene (Styrofoam). As a result, it was demonstrated the viability of a sustainable riverside school project, able to meet the needs of riverside schools, as comfort in the teaching-learning process and at the same time it was possible to adapt to hydrological variability in areas of difficult access such as the Amazon region.