Diseño y Arquitectura

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    Desarrollo de una línea de contenedores degradables a partir de materiales reciclados de residuos de panificadoras artesanales en Ambato
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO; FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA; CARRERA DE INGENIERÍA EN DISEÑO INDUSTRIAL, 2026-01-21)
    Yungan Camino Cristian Josue
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    Paucar Samaniego Mayra Alejandra
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO; FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA; CARRERA DE INGENIERÍA EN DISEÑO INDUSTRIAL
    This research develops a line of biodegradable containers made from waste generated by artisanal bakeries in Ambato, as a response to the use of single-use plastic packaging and the lack of proper organic waste management. Using an applied methodology with a descriptive and experimental approach, the sector's waste was identified and characterized, with eggshells standing out due to their abundance and potential for reuse. A biodegradable composite material was developed from this waste and validated through physical, microbiological, and biodegradability tests, demonstrating its viability for food contact and storage applications. The containers were designed by integrating Design Thinking methodology with ecodesign criteria, resulting in functional, ergonomic proposals adapted to the production context. The results confirm the feasibility of transforming bakery waste into value-added biomaterials, contributing to the reduction of environmental impact and positioning industrial design as a key tool for sustainable innovation at the local level.
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    Diseño de soportes para la presentación de trabajos finales para la carrera de Arquitectura de la Facultad de Diseño y Arquitectura de la Universidad Técnica de Ambato con plástico reciclado
    (2025-02)
    Lalama Vallejo, Mateo Andres
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    García Meythaler, Gladys Delina
    La presente investigación se centra en el diseño de soportes innovadores para la presentación de trabajos finales de la carrera de Arquitectura en la Universidad Técnica de Ambato, utilizando como material principal plástico reciclado. El objetivo principal es desarrollar una solución práctica y sostenible que satisfaga las necesidades específicas de los estudiantes y docentes, al tiempo que promueve la economía circular y la conciencia ambiental.A través de una exhaustiva investigación, se han analizado las tipologías existentes de soportes para presentación, identificando oportunidades de mejora y la necesidad de un diseño más funcional y adaptable. Asimismo, se ha estudiado en profundidad las características del plástico reciclado, evaluando su viabilidad técnica y estética para la fabricación de estos elementos. Para garantizar que el diseño final responda a las necesidades reales de la comunidad universitaria, se ha llevado a cabo un análisis detallado de los requisitos y expectativas de estudiantes y profesores en relación a la presentación de trabajos finales. Los resultados de este análisis han servido de base para el desarrollo de prototipos que combinan funcionalidad y modularidad, permitiendo una adaptación a diferentes tipos de proyectos arquitectónicos. La incorporación del plástico reciclado como material principal no solo reduce el impacto ambiental, sino que también aporta un valor añadido al diseño, al convertir un residuo en un elemento funcional y estético. Los prototipos desarrollados demuestran que es posible crear soportes de alta calidad, resistentes y duraderos, utilizando materiales reciclados.
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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.
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    Diseño de Calzado slip-on femenino mediante la utilización de materiales reciclados en la ciudad de Ambato
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Carrera de Diseño de Modas, 2017-05)
    Trávez Corrales, Jessica Fabiola
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    Medina Robalino, Aylen Karina
    The fashion industry causes damage to the environment as the second most polluting factor in the world because of the fast production of clothing. Sustainability becomes a trend where designers create brands of garments and accessories, so that society is inclined towards responsible consumption, in this way ethical fashion is a way of life. Therefore, with the integrating project: "Design of female slip-on footwear using recycled materials in the city of Ambato", the objective is to be part of a responsible society with the environment and the workers. By giving options to the consumer and demonstrating that there are sustainable consumption alternatives. The project is innovative because it uses the textile material considered to be of no use. The methodology used is qualitative and quantitative through the preparation of consumer preference questionnaires that are tabulated later, all this process serves to know the tastes of the customer according to colors, textiles among others, but at the same time Verify that slip-on footwear has acceptance in the target group. The documentary Bibliographic method is used, to provide punctual theories of authors and thus to have a clear vision of the related terms of the different variables of the subject, especially investigate the different recycled materials applied to fashion, such as paper, metal, PVC canvas and used clothing. In order to verify that the slip-on footwear has acceptance in the society we investigate different sports brands like: Adidas, Nike, Vans, Puma, Reebok, Diadora, Umbro, Topper that all have in their products slip-on footwear this determines that it is A shoe accepted by consumers at the same time inquires at macro, meso and micro level on how important is responsible consumption, it is determined that there is an importance for the acquisition of products friendly to nature, for this reason creates the brand JESS that proposes as a vision to make quality footwear, comfortable, with designs according to the season and lead a process of responsible production with both nature and workers. It is proposed marketing mix strategies especially emphasizing how the product will be promoted as it is in the radio, social networks and the blog of the brand, a collection is realized where the use of recycled materials extracted from the Used clothing and remnants of PVC canvas, a PU sole is used for better cushioning at the same time a double-layer sponge with small holes is applied to provide greater comfort to the foot that allows the perspiration, the product is worked with Artisan hands, to encourage appreciation of manual labor and especially to be done in Ecuador.