Diseño y Arquitectura

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    Diseño de una colección de indumentaria urbana con la aplicación de acolchado a partir de materiales alternativos para la Empresa Redskins
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE DISEÑO TEXTIL E INDUMENTARIA, 2025-07-29)
    Barreto Ruiz Dayana Nathaly
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    Garcés Torres Ana Carolina
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE DISEÑO TEXTIL E INDUMENTARIA
    The purpose of this thesis project is to design a quilted urban apparel collection using alternative materials with a sustainable approach. The research focuses on the identification and application of materials that are not only functional and aesthetically appealing, but also offer an ecological alternative to traditional methods. Through a process of experimentation and analysis of alternative textiles, garments incorporating innovative quilting are developed, evaluating their performance in terms of comfort, durability, and sustainability. The collection is aimed at a young audience aware of the importance of ethical and sustainable fashion. It seeks to contribute to the advancement of the textile industry through the use of technologies and practices that promote a reduction in environmental impact while meeting the demands of the modern consumer.
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    Investigación de alternativas de ladrillos ecológicos aplicados en un modelo de vivienda de interés social en la región sierra del Ecuador
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE ARQUITECTURA, 2025-07-24)
    Mayorga Vargas María José
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    Chávez Rubio Luis Enrique
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE ARQUITECTURA
    This research focused on exploring alternative ecological bricks for application in Ecuador's highland region. From a methodological perspective, this study adopted a quantitative and quasi-experimental approach, grounded in the positivist paradigm, and had an exploratory scope. The data collection and generation phase was conducted through laboratory testing, thermal comfort simulations, and a content analysis of relevant technical documents. Subsequently, the collected data were subjected to analysis using descriptive statistics for result interpretation. While the search for ecological construction alternatives is a global priority to mitigate environmental impact, studying them within the context of Social Interest Housing (SIH) presents an additional, urgent dimension. For vulnerable populations, applying these materials could mean not only environmental improvement but also a tangible, scalable, and replicable solution. The study relied on tools such as bibliographic records, thermal simulations, laboratory tests, and cost analyses. The results revealed that no "perfect" solution existed, as an imbalance was identified among the three fundamental pillars for social interest housing: environmental sustainability, economic viability, and technicalstructural performance. Therefore, material selection was not based on seeking perfection but on optimizing the balance between these three variables. Despite the identified challenges, the research demonstrated the remarkable potential of the proposed materials. It was posited that, through specific adjustments in their formulation or production process, their viability could extend beyond the social housing niche to impact the general construction market. Consequently, the need to deepen this work through applied and field-monitored studies was emphasized, representing a valuable opportunity to innovate and adapt these technologies to Ecuador's constructive reality.
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    Diseño textil para acolchados aplicando rellenos con materiales alternativos
    (2024-08)
    Robalino Ruiz, Emily Marcela
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    Betancourt Chávez, Diego Gustavo
    El proyecto integrador propuesto tiene como objetivo explorar nuevas alternativas para reemplazar el plumón en los acolchados, mediante el uso de materiales alternativos sostenibles y eficientes. A través de una investigación exhaustiva, se evaluará la viabilidad de diversos materiales disponibles en el mercado para su aplicación en acolchados textiles, considerando sus propiedades físicas, químicas y mecánicas. Se realizarán experimentaciones para desarrollar diseños textiles acolchados estéticamente atractivos y funcionales, sin comprometer la calidad ni el confort. Además, se elaborará un catálogo textil que exhiba los diseños, destacando su diversidad y sostenibilidad, mediante un proceso de investigación y experimentación riguroso, con tratamientos superficiales adecuados para resaltar los detalles y la calidad. Se espera que estos resultados contribuyan al avance del diseño textil y la producción de acolchados, promoviendo prácticas más sostenibles en la industria y ofreciendo alternativas innovadoras que satisfagan las necesidades del mercado, impulsando así el desarrollo económico y social en el sector textil, en consonancia con las tendencias actuales hacia la sostenibilidad y la innovación en el diseño textil. Este proyecto se lleva a cabo con el objetivo de investigar y desarrollar diseños textiles acolchados que utilicen materiales alternativos como rellenos, en sustitución del plumón, con el propósito fundamental de explorar nuevas opciones que sean sostenibles y eficientes, contribuyendo así al avance en el campo del diseño textil y la producción de acolchados.
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    Aplicación de materiales alternativos en la elaboración de accesorios
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño de Modas, 2021-02-10)
    Viteri Zurita, María Gabriela
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    Betancourt Chávez, Diego Gustavo
    This research project refers to the fusion of non-traditional materials applied to a collection of costume jewelery accessories, to create innovative proposals through the reuse of remnants of indigenous bands or also called chumbis that are combined with already established materials of costume jewelery to promote a market that is more aware of the pollution produced by the textile industry. In addition, it is projected to manual work, innovating in techniques to get the most out of the transformation of the raw material through non-polluting processes. It seeks to offer an alternative that adapts to new fashion trends that are more eco-friendly and sustainable, so that people have a favorable social conscience towards handmade products, with cultural identity and sense of belonging. The study of the differences that exist between jewelery design and jewelery design is proposed, both in materials and concepts, since although jewelery is born as an imitation of jewelery, over time it has been adapted. The types of waste are also studied according to their composition and an analysis of the indigenous bands since they are a fundamental part of the Ecuadorian Andean clothing that are a source of information and knowledge of the worldview. Through a quantitative investigation of women from Ambato between 20 and 35 years old, it was possible to determine the tastes, preferences and demands of the target audience, likewise it was possible to conclude that the predominant occasion of use of accessories is for special events or social gatherings as the case may be.
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    Diseño de bolsos en cuero en combinación de materiales alternativos
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño de Modas, 2021-02-08)
    Solís Caicedo, Lissette Jazmín
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    Ponce Pérez, Celinda Annabella
    The bag is an accessory used since ancient times and despite the years of time, it has a very important role in the world of clothing, and all this thanks to its great ability to complement any wardrobe and make it change from simple to complex , from subtle has been drawn, a great companion to today's woman. The bag is constituted as an essential part of every woman since it projects security, highlights uniqueness and total elegance. The main reason for developing the following integrating project with the theme of leather handbag design in combination of alternative materials, for women between 25 and 45 years old in the city of Ambato, has been due to the great needs of Ecuadorian women for innovative handbags and quality. In addition to rescuing merely handmade details, emphasizing the richness of a handmade product. Likewise, research is carried out to help determine the appropriate product according to the context, through techniques such as surveys; with the purpose of offering innovative and quality products that meet the needs of women. Said research showed that 57% of Ambateñas women confirm that before making a purchase, the vast majority look at the design in its quality and especially the innovation that is present. 77% of the people surveyed prefer bags with natural fibers such as wood, since they appreciate the benefits and the fact of minimizing the use of disposable materials and plastics, deciding that this is the best option for fashion accessories. Therefore, the leather generated by the local industry and the wood are taken, in order to combine and apply them in designs of bags with current trends, using artisan techniques that integrate tones extracted from trends, surveys and the preferences of the target group. Through which it is intended to innovate.
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    Uso de materiales alternativos en el diseño interior de un espacio recreativo pedagógico, en la Ciudad de Ambato
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Arquitectura y Artes. Carrera de Espacios Arquitectónicos., 2017-11)
    Padilla Criollo, Diego Armando
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    Viteri Medina, Galo Alejandro
    This research project is based on the problem that exists today in our midst, in the use almost no materials obtained based recycling, indoors targeted for children in stages of pre-school, for that reason, the main objective of the research is to analyze the different existing alternative materials, their use, their applicability and what the benefits they have against motor and cognitive needs of children. Thus based on all the research background and the results through surveys of parents, a proposal interior design that creates comfort in children and in turn they can experience sensory and visual way, a space develops various materials which are commonly associated, so that this also contributes as input by care awareness about the environment and the improvement thereof. For this reason the development of the proposal was necessary to analyze the different areas and needs that preschoolers have, taking into account the current conditions found space and apply significantly all the knowledge acquired during the investigative process. This work is very important, as a recreational, aesthetic and functional space, which besides causing awareness among professionals in the field of construction, especially in the field of interior design, on use of recycled materials as proposed a new construction alternative with better benefits both aesthetically and economically; children can develop their abilities to explore and inter relate to their surroundings, making this educational recreational center unique. For its originality lies in the use of alternative materials from recycling.