Anteprojeto arquitetônico de uma academia no bairro de Capim Macio em Natal/RN com ênfase em arquitetura bioclimática

Abstract

This Final Graduation Project addresses the relationship between sports architecture and well-being, focusing on the development of a preliminary design for a gym located in the Capim Macio neighborhood, Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, with an emphasis on bioclimatic architecture principles. The project aims to overcome common challenges in gym design, such as the lack of sensory comfort and integration with nature, proposing solutions that enhance user experience and promote physical, mental, and emotional health. The project development was structured in stages, beginning with the exploration of theoretical content related to the integration of sports architecture and nature, providing a solid conceptual foundation for the work. Subsequently, examples of architectural projects were analyzed as references for the proposal. Next, a study of the intervention area was conducted, considering its environmental and legal characteristics. Based on these analyses, an initial proposal was developed, encompassing the concept, design approach, functional program, and preliminary dimensions. The final result consists of a project that integrates the presented ideas, aiming to provide a space that not only meets local demands but also fosters the interaction between architecture and well-being, highlighting the relevance of bioclimatic architecture in the contemporary urban context.