No alto do Alto da Borborema: anamnese e análise de danos do Edifício Lucas.

Abstract

Built between 1963 and 1966, the Lucas Building was designed by the architect Hugo Marques and is located inside the polygonal area of the Historic Center of Campina Grande (PB). Commissioned by J. Lucas Negócios Imobiliários Ltda, it is located close to important urban spaces, so it stands out in the landscape as one of the symbols of local modern architecture, being one of the pioneers of Campinense verticalization, symbolizing an ideal of progress in its era. In general, if an analysis of the dimensions of the objective is drawn from the general objective, second objective (AFONSO) second objective (2019), an analysis of pathologies based on the mapping of the analysis and damage record (2009) and LICHTEN (2009) ) and LICHTENSTEIN (2009) and LICH in terms of the proportion of intervention. In line with a current problem of constructive pathologies in the examples of architectural modernity, the work highlights the vertical typology, which is present in most Brazilian urban centers and has great use until the present day. Inserted in the context, the Lucas Building almost six of presentation of some pathologies, thus fitting a longer investigation, in this sense. Analyzing these damages, it is possible to perceive a great extent of damages in coatings, in addition to more specifically and presenting typology, a need for readjustment of electrical and telecommunications infrastructures. The theoretical contribution is composed by the intervention concepts of BRANDI (2013) and KUHL (2007), such as discussions on the conservation of modern architecture by ZANCHE (2004).