Requalificação do Centro Cultural Lourdes Ramalho.

Abstract

The cultural centers have a characterization so complex as the definition of culture, its origin to Classical Antiquity with the cultural complex of the library of Alexandria or "museion". During the 19th century emerged first english centres (centres of art), but only at the end of the decade of 1950, in France, were built the foundations of what today stands for cultural action and culture spaces, with the construction of the Centre National d'Art et Culture Georges Pompidou. The Lourdes Ramalho Cultural Center located in the city of Campina Grande was opened in the year 1982 during the administration of Mayor Enivaldo Ribeiro. In the same year, outside building added Cinema 1, which subsequently became the Rosil Cavalcanti’s Theater. The building with modernist characteristics, rectilinear and sealing on cobogós has undergone numerous changes over time to the detriment of the management changes and the sociocultural issues, which ultimately detracts and makes a space that no longer meets the current demands efficiently and without the momentum expected for sites that have sprung up by the need to teach and popularise the art and culture. In this sense, the project sought to develop an architectural preliminary project of requalification, intervened in the existing building, in order to adapt it to recent demands through the use of their capital built by proposing their reinsertion in the urban landscape and interconnection between the cultural center, Parque do Povo and its immediate surroundings in order to facilitate the integration and communication between the spaces and their related activities.