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Design e Inclusão

Fotografia, aprendizagem e organização expositiva em bairros sociais em Lisboa

Name
Maria Lourenço
Year
2018
Institution
Lisbon School of Architecture Universidade de Lisboa
Supervisors
Maria João Neto
Discipline
Design
Scope
Social Design
Taxonomy
Epistemology/Praxiology
Type
Theoretical/Practical
Language
Portuguese
Wordcount / Pagecount
166,950 / 477
Joint supervision
No

Photography and exhibition design as tools for social inclusion in an urban context

Research Process (7 methods)

1. Literature review N = x
Exploratory Qualitative

x

2. Workshop N = 35
Generative Qualitative Participatory

Padre Cruz Neighbourhood N=14; Alta de Lisboa Neighbourhood N=11; Boavista Neighbourhood N=10

3. Design project N = 35
Generative Qualitative Participatory

Padre Cruz Neighbourhood N=14; Alta de Lisboa Neighbourhood N=11; Boavista Neighbourhood N=10

4. Questionnaire N = 21
Evaluative Qualitative

Padre Cruz Neighbourhood N=10; Alta de Lisboa Neighbourhood N=6; Boavista Neighbourhood N=5

5. Workshop N = 25
Generative/Evaluative Qualitative Participatory

Padre Cruz Neighbourhood N=3; Alta de Lisboa Neighbourhood N=7; Boavista Neighbourhood N=15

6. Design project N = 25
Generative Qualitative Participatory

Padre Cruz Neighbourhood N=3; Alta de Lisboa Neighbourhood N=7; Boavista Neighbourhood N=15

7. Questionnaire N = 18
Evaluative Qualitative

Padre Cruz Neighbourhood N=3; Alta de Lisboa Neighbourhood N=6; Boavista Neighbourhood N=9

Knowledge Transfer & Exchange

Knowledge Exchange (PhD Process): Exchange with community

IK&T Academia Design Practice Society
Context No No No
Vision No No No
Means No Yes No

Recommendations (6)

R475 Process & Organization Participation, Equity & Ethics Priority: High

Apply the Design for Social Inclusion model in other socially excluded neighborhoods and multicultural urban contexts, adapting it to local residents, associations, and resources.

Scope:
Meso → Macro
Time Horizon:
Medium → Long
Evidence Strength:
Indicative
Feasibility:
Medium-High
R476 Artifact, System & Service Design Participation, Equity & Ethics Priority: High

Use photography learning combined with public, open-air exhibitions outside the neighborhood as a recurring intervention to widen young participants’ horizons and reduce stigma.

Scope:
Meso
Time Horizon:
Short → Medium
Evidence Strength:
Indicative
Feasibility:
High
R477 Participation, Equity & Ethics Process & Organization Priority: High

Design participatory interventions through immersion, trust-building, careful listening, and co-working with residents, using local associations and community resources as the project base.

Scope:
Meso
Time Horizon:
Short
Evidence Strength:
Indicative
Feasibility:
Medium
R478 Process & Organization Participation, Equity & Ethics Priority: High

Prioritize children and young people in these interventions so they gain artistic, technical, organizational, and teamwork tools that can support future agency and social mobility.

Scope:
Meso
Time Horizon:
Medium
Evidence Strength:
Indicative
Feasibility:
High
R479 Evaluation, Monitoring & Impact Participation, Equity & Ethics Priority: Medium-High

Evaluate community-art interventions longitudinally, focusing on political and social effects, quality of participation, and levels of interaction rather than only short-term aesthetic outputs.

Scope:
Meso → Macro
Time Horizon:
Long
Evidence Strength:
Exploratory → Indicative
Feasibility:
Medium
R480 Theoretical & Conceptual Artifact, System & Service Design Priority: Medium

Extend the model beyond photography to other forms of public or urban art and to additional case studies on citizenship and inclusion.

Scope:
Meso → Macro
Time Horizon:
Medium
Evidence Strength:
Exploratory
Feasibility:
Medium