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Lissabon Pantheon Architectuurreis 2011 Lissabon Pantheon Architectuurreis 2011 11 tot en met 15 april 2011 Inhoud Nuttige informatie.................................................. 2 Korte woordj over Lissabon.................................... 3 Metromap.............................................................. 5 Ligging Hostel ‐ Map centrum................................ 6 Dagplanning maandag 11 april............................... 7 Dagplanning dinsdag 12 april................................. 8 Dagplanning woensdag 13 april.............................. 33 Dagplanning donderdag 14 april............................. 68 Dagplanning vrijdag 15 april.................................... 89 Overzicht van de deelnemers.................................. 91 ‐ 1 ‐ Nuttige informatie Adres jeugdherberg: Yes! Hostel Rua de São Julião 148 1100‐527 Lisboa, Portugal Contactgegevens: GSM Philippe: --- GSM Yves: --- GSM Liesbeth: --- GSM Dorien: --- Opmerking: In Lissabon moeten we ons horloge 1 uur achteruit zetten. ‐ 2 ‐ Lisboa (Lissabon) Portugal Lissabon zoals we het nu kennen is uiteraard niet zomaar van de ene op de andere dag ontstaan. Deze stad heeft een bewogen geschiedenis achter de rug, een geschiedenis die nog zeer sterk aanwezig is in het straatbeeld van deze wereldstad. In de loop van de eeuwen is de stad vele malen veroverd en heroverd, wat telkens zijn stempel gedrukt heeft op het uitzicht van de stad. De meest flagrante veroveringen zijn deze van de Pheniciërs, Grieken, Catharen, Moren en de Romeinen. Over de oorsprong van de naam bestaan vele theorieën. De ene zegt dat ze is afgeleid van het Phenisisch voor ‘veilig haven’ (nl. Allis Ubbo), een andere stelt dat ze afkomstig is van de pre – Romeinse naam voor de Tagus rivier (nl. Lisso of Lucio). In de Renaissance kende Portugal een zeer sterke groei dankzij de ontdekkingsreizen. De meest bekende hiervan is uiteraard de reis van Vasco Da Gama naar India (1497). Een reis die de belangrijkste vaarroute naar India vastlegde en waar de inwoners van Lissabon nog steeds trots op zijn. In 1755 werd echter een groot deel van de stad verwoest door een aardbeving. De heropbouw werd aangegrepen om het historische centrum te herschapen volgens ‘moderne’ stedebouwkundige ideeën. Recenter fungeerde de stad als decor voor evenementen zoals Expo ‘98 en de MTV European Music Awards (2005). ‐ 3 ‐ ‐ 4 ‐ METROMAP ‐ 5 ‐ LIGGING HOSTEL ‐ MAP CENTRUM ‐ 6 ‐ Maandag 11 april 2011 ‐ 15.00 uur: Afspraak in de grote vertrekhal te Zaventem ‐ r 19.05 uu (lokale tijd): aankomst in Lissabon ‐ r:22.00 uu We zijn dan ongetwijfeld aangekomen in het hostel. Uitpakken. ‐ 22.30 uur: Gelegenheid om in het centrum iets te gaan drinken. Ligging van het hostel ‐ 7 ‐ Dinsdag 12 april 2011 ‐ CENTRUM ‐ 08.00 uur: Ontbijt in hostel ‐ 09.00 uur: Samenkomst in de lobby Ochtendwandeling via Rue de Sao Juliao, Rue Nova de Almada, Rue Ivens, en Rue Capelo. ‐ 09.10 uur: Bezoek Sao Carlos Theater ‐ 09.30 uur: Vertrek Largo de Cameos (via Rue Antonio Maria Cardoso) ‐ 09.35 uur: Aankomst Largo de Cameos ‐ 10.05 uur: Aankomst Miradouro de Santa Catherina (via Rue Do Loreto en Traversa da Condessa do Rio) ‐ 10.35 uur: Aankomst Carmo Convent Church ‐ 11.05 uur: Via passerelle naar Elevador Santa Justa ‐ 11.20 uur: Vertrek naar Rossio Square ‐ 11.30 uur: Aankomst Rossio Square, Largo Sao Domingos ‐ 11.50 uur: Afzakken naar Restaurandouros ‐ 12.00 uur: Lunch ‐ 12.50 uur: Rossio station ‐ 13.10 uur: Metro nemen in Restauradores, richting Amadora Este, afstappen in Sao Sebastiao (blauwe lijn). ‐ 13.20 uur: Gulbekian Museum ‐ 13.50 uur: Campo Pequeno, Moors gebouw ‐ 14.10 uur: Metro nemen in Campo Pequeno (gele lijn, richting Rato, afstappen in Maques de Pombal en overstappen op de blauwe lijn richting Santa Apolonia, afstappen in Restauradores. ‐ 14.20 uur: Rue Augusta induiken nabij Rossio square: Terrasje! De rest van de dag is vrij. ‐ 8 ‐ Voor de doorzetters: KEUZEACTIVITEITEN DINSDAG ‐ LX‐factory : Oud textielbedrijf dat gerenoveerd is tot bibliotheek en mediacenter. Adres: Rua Rodrigues de faria, 103, Lisbon ‐ Rectoraatsgebouw van de Universidade Nova de Lisboa: Adres: Travessa Estevão Pinto, 1099‐085 Lisbon ‐ 9 ‐ São Carlos Theater Dorien De Mey José da Costa e Silva 1e Ma 1792 Operagebouw R. Serpa Pinto 9, Lisbon, Portugal Beschrijving project Teatro Nacional de São Carlos is een operagebouw in de historische centrum van Lissabon, Chiado wijk. Het werd op 30 juli 1793 geopend voor de publiek door de toenmalige koningin Queen Maria I als vervanging voor de Tejo Opera House welke in 1755 werd vernietigd door een aardbeving. Het theater is gefinancierd door een groep zakenmannen en is sterk geïnspireerd door de grote Italiaanse theatergebouwen zoals San Carlo of Naples en La Scala in Milaan. De architect, José da Costa e Silva heeft uitbundig gebruik gemaakt van neoklassieke en rococo elementen. De voorgevel heeft een versierde klok in de stijl van Potugese wapenschild en een inkom hal met bogen, een portico. De theater is genoemd naar de prinses Charlotte of Spain die in 1790 naar Portugal kwam om te trouwen met de toen toekomstige koning prins John Carlos. Meest opvallende binnen is de hoofdhal. Het heeft een ellipsvorm met het oog op de akoestische prestaties, vooral voor de luxueuze royale box en de toneelruimte, dit geïnspireerd door de Italiaanse tegenhangers. De 5 rijk versierde rijen boxen vormen als het ware een halsketting en zorgen voor een totaal van 1148 zitjes. Het geheel wordt mooi vervolledigd door een grandioze handgemaakte luster uit Murano kristal. ‐ 10 ‐ ‐ 11 ‐ Camoes Square Evelyn Blondeel Siza Vieira 3e Ba plein Tussen Chiado en Bairro Alto wijken Camoes Square Dit kleine plein is de overgangszone tussen de wijken Chiado en Bairro Alto. In het midden vinden we een monumentaal standbeeld van de 16de eeuwse dichter Luis de Camões, op een sokkel waarop nog andere klassieke Portugese auteurs staan afgebeeld. Achter het standbeeld bevindt zich een historische kiosk waar traditionele Portugese drankjes worden geserveerd. dHet beel kijkt naar Largo do Chiado, waar er twee barokke kerken staan: Loreto ("van de Italianen") en Encarnacao. We vinden hier tevens het bekendste café van Lissabon; A Brasileira. Dit vormt het hart van de ontmoetingsplaats van verschillende generaties, intelecutelen en kunstenaars. Aan het terras van het A Brasileira staat nog een standbeeld, dit keer de dichter Fernando Pessoa zittend in een stoel, herinnerend aan de dagen waarin hij veel van zijn succesvolle boeken schreef op dit terras. De wijken Chiado en Bairro Alto Tegenwoordig is Chiado een wijk van Lissabon met veel prestige. Het is een hisorische plaats, vaak bezocht door modernistische intellectuelen. Chiado wordt stees gekoppeld aan een romantische, modernisctische, liberale en intelectuele sfeer. De beroemde koffiehuizen (A Brasileira), winkelstraten (Rua Garrett), theaters (Trindade, São Luiz en São Carlos), kloosters (Carmo‐klooster), kerken (oa. Loreto), het Musuem van Hedendaagse Kunst, de Santa Justa‐lift,.. zijn slechts enkele belangrijke monumenten en symbolen van Lissabon waarop Chiado rechtecht fier kan zijn. ‐ 12 ‐ Echter, in 1988 brak een ernstige brand uit en verwoeste grote delen van Chiado. Sindsdien hebben heel wat restauratiewerken en reorganisatiesplannen plaatsgevonden onder leiding van de Portugese architect Siza Vieira. Zo bleef de stad trouw aan zijn historie en kon ze dankzij haar nieuwe infrastructur mee met de toekomst. In Bairro Alto en Baixa zijn ook heel wat verschillende designer winkels te vinden, alsook ateliers, galeries, musea, restaurants, boekenhandels, theaters…kortom heel wat culturele en artistieke accomodaties. http://www.golisbon.com/sight‐ seeing/camoes‐square.html http://lisboa366.blogspot.com/2008/07/194‐ cames‐square‐tram.html ‐ 13 ‐ Miradouro de Santa Maarten Van Craenenbroeck Catarina 1e Ma. Onbekend Onbekend Openbare ruimte / uitzicht Santa Catarina wijk, Lissabon, Portugal. Beschrijving project Volgens de legende werd Lissabon gebouwd op zeven heuvels (cfr. Brussel, Rome). Strikt geografisch gesproken zijn het er veel meer, maar wat het exacte aantal ook is, deze heuvels bieden op verschillende plaatsen in de stad een adembenemend uitzicht. Miradouro de Santa Catarina is zo één van deze plaatsen (Miradouros betekent letterijk ‘uitkijkplaatsen’). Gelegen in de wijk Santa Catarina, omgeven door pastelkleurige huisjes en cafeetjes vormt deze plaats een geliefde rustplaats voor de vele toeristen. Het plein kijkt uit over de Tagus (Rio Tejo), het oude stadscentrum en de moderne ’25 de Abril’ brug, die verdacht veel op Golden Gate brug van San Fransisco lijkt. Op het terras bevindt zich een beeld van “Adamastor”, een mythologisch zeemonster uit het epos “The Lusiads” en achter het plein bevindt zich het Museu Nacional Das Farmácias. Door de uitstekende ligging van deze miradouro is het een plaats die dag en nacht leeft, zowel door de toeristen als door de lokale bevolking. ‐ 14 ‐ ‐ 15 ‐ Carmo Convent Church Dafinë Blakçori i.o. ridder Nuno Álvares Pereira 1e Ma 1389 ‐ 1423 kerk Chiado wijk, Lissabon, Portugal Beschrijving project De Carmo Klooster, in het Portugees Convento da Ordem do Carmo, is een moment in het Chiado wijk in het stad Lissabon, op een heuvel kijken over de Rossio plein. Deze middeleeuwse klooster was vernietigd in 1755 door een aardbeving en te samen met de ruïnes van zijn gotische kerk, Carmo Church of ook Igreja do Carmo, zijn het de meest opvallende sporen van die verschrikkelijke natuurramp. Vandaag de dag wordt het nog gebruikt als een archeologisch museum. Gebouwd in de periode tussen 1389
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