Diseño y Arquitectura
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Item type:Ítem, Diseño de Anteproyecto Arquitectónico de una Plaza de Rastro, Guanujo, Guaranda, Bolívar, Ecuador.(UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO, FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA, CARRERA DE ARQUITECTURA, 2026-07-01) ;Yumbay Agualongo Awky Jesus ;Molina Dueñas Víctor HugoUNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO, FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA, CARRERA DE ARQUITECTURAThe Guanujo livestock market has been operating for years in a location that was never meant for it. Sitting in a consolidated residential area, just steps from the Universidad Estatal de Bolívar, the market generates chaos on fair days: heavy trucks, cattle, and neighbors sharing the same space with no infrastructure to manage the flow. There is no biosecurity, no effluent treatment, and the Canton Guaranda Territorial Development Plan 2023-2027 acknowledges this openly by listing the construction of a new livestock market as a strategic cantonal project. The objective was to design the architectural preliminary project for that new market in the Sinchig Sunicocha sector, Guanujo parish, on a 71,126.64 m² plot. The research combined direct observation on fair days, semi-structured interviews using the Delphi method with five stakeholders directly involved in the problem, and documentary analysis. Findings from all three instruments were triangulated to produce design criteria with verifiable support. The preliminary project draws on Frampton's Critical Regionalism and Fontana-Giusti's reading of space as a sanitary device based on Foucault. The architectural concept organizes the site through three circuits that never intersect: heavy vehicle, livestock, and pedestrian-commercial. The program includes 64 species-differentiated corral modules, an independent-access quarantine zone with a slaughterhouse and veterinary area, an administrative zone, a commercial corridor with 25 stands, 12 food stalls, and a Child Development Center. The results confirmed that certifiable biosecurity and local identity are not mutually exclusive. A market that meets AGROCALIDAD standards can still be the community gathering space that the Guanujo fair has always been.Item type:Ítem, Diseño arquitectónico de un complejo deportivo en la parroquia de “Huachi Grande” del cantón Ambato(UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE ARQUITECTURA, 2025-07-24) ;Valencia Salinas Gabriela Michelle ;Heredia Gamboa Edgar AndrésUNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE ARQUITECTURAThe parish of Huachi Grande, located in the canton of Ambato, presents a deficit of adequate public spaces for sports and recreational activities, which limits the population's access to safe and functional physical practices. This issue prompted the development of an architectural project aimed at designing a contextualized sports complex, capable of addressing the spatial needs of the community and integrating coherently with the existing environment. The research adopted a mixed methodological approach, combining qualitative and quantitative tools such as cartographic analysis, technical observation forms, population surveys, and interviews with key stakeholders. These instruments made it possible to diagnose the conditions of twenty-three sports facilities, revealing structural deterioration, lack of complementary services, and limited social appropriation. As a result, the most commonly practiced disciplines—such as soccer, volleyball, and basketball—were identified, and the need for accessible, well-equipped, and sustainable infrastructure was recognized. The resulting architectural proposal consists of two staggered platforms that integrate sports, administrative, recreational, and service areas. The design incorporates principles of universal accessibility, environmental sustainability, and territorial connectivity, applying bioclimatic strategies such as cross ventilation, rainwater harvesting, and structured pedestrian circulation. It is proposed that the project could contribute to the improvement of the built environment, promote healthy living habits, and serve as a reference for future interventions in rural contexts with similar characteristics.Item type:Ítem, Diseńo de un centro de formacion deportiva para las disciplinas indoor en la federacion deportiva de Tungurahua(2024-08) ;Freire Bano, Daniel EnriqueReinoso Naranjo, ValeriaEl proyecto de tesis se centra en el diseño de un Centro de Formación Deportiva especializado en disciplinas indoor para la Federación Deportiva de Tungurahua, ubicado en Ambato, Ecuador. La motivación principal es abordar la carencia de instalaciones adecuadas en la región, que actualmente limita el desarrollo y rendimiento de atletas locales y afecta negativamente su formación personal y profesional. El centro propuesto busca no solo mejorar las oportunidades deportivas, sino también promover la salud, la inclusión social y dinamizar la economía local a través del turismo deportivo. Para la elaboración de este proyecto, se adoptó una metodología mixta que combina enfoques cualitativos y cuantitativos. La investigación incluyó la realización de entrevistas a entrenadores, atletas y profesionales del deporte, identificando así las necesidades específicas de las disciplinas indoor. El diseño del centro contempla áreas multifuncionales para actividades como baloncesto, boxeo, fisicoculturismo y gimnasia artística, además de espacios comerciales y de salud. Se ha previsto también un soluciones estratégicas para reducir la congestión vehicular durante eventos deportivos, contribuyendo a una mejor movilidad urbana. En conclusión, el diseño del Centro de Formación Deportiva Indoor no solo responde a las necesidades deportivas y de salud de la comunidad, sino que también contribuye al desarrollo económico y social de Tungurahua. Este proyecto representa un compromiso con la sostenibilidad, la inclusión y la mejora integral de la calidad de vida en la región.
