RESILIÊNCIA EVOLUTIVA NO SETOR HABITACIONAL: UMA PROPOSTA DE ESTRUTURA CONCEITUAL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46421/entac.v18i.929Keywords:
evolutionary resilience, Evolvable building, Natural hazardsAbstract
Resilience is establishing itself as one of the top urban agendas in the XXI century. There has been an increase in the number of studies looking into questions about resilient cities around the world. The aim is to build initiatives focusing on enabling decision makers to tackle many natural hazards that contemporary urban centres face, mainly caused by climate change. The construction sector, however, has yet to embrace a holistic concept of resilience. The strategies based on prediction and control approach often does not effectively reduce disasters risks. Based on the literature review, this work discusses how to apply it to buildings, a critical and key feature of urban infrastructure, extending the view of buildings as a complex socio-ecological system. The idea was to develop a framework to assess house building resilience to natural hazards considering aspects of performance-based approach and user’s empowerment. By applying the resilience theory, this investigation aims to examine the applicability of the evolutionary resilient approach and develop an alternative framework that might be used in the housing sector. This could be particularly important in how building design inspection, maintenance and conservation is structured and managed in disaster prone regions.
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