Diseño y Arquitectura

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  • Item type:Ítem,
    Análisis comparativo entre las normas técnicas de diseño de calzado ortopédico y la oferta comercial para adultos con pie plano en la ciudad de Ambato
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO; FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA; CARRERA DE INGENIERÍA EN DISEÑO INDUSTRIAL, 2026-01-21)
    Cárdenas Guananga Dámaris Mariela
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    Moya Jiménez Roberto Carlos
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO; FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA; CARRERA DE INGENIERÍA EN DISEÑO INDUSTRIAL
    This research project analyzes the comparison between technical standards applicable to the design of orthopedic footwear and the commercial offer available for adults with flat feet in the city of Ambato. The study arises from the lack of specific regulations in Ecuador and the limited technological development in production processes, which results in products that do not meet clinical or ergonomic parameters, affecting users’ quality of life. The study was conducted using a mixed approach that combined a documentary review of national and international standards with fieldwork through surveys of users and interviews with experts and local workshops. This methodology allowed contrasting regulatory requirements with market reality, identifying significant gaps in the manufacturing and commercialization of orthopedic footwear. The results show that the current commercial offer prioritizes aesthetics over functionality, lacks certifications, and presents deficiencies in anatomical customization, limiting therapeutic effectiveness and adherence to treatment. Additionally, production processes are mostly artisanal, without instrumented tests to validate biomechanical parameters, compromising clinical safety and sector competitiveness. The regulatory analysis revealed that, although general regulations exist for footwear and medical devices, none define the essential biomechanical parameters for orthopedic design, such as heel counter rigidity, arch support height, and controlled sole flexion. This regulatory gap, combined with the lack of technological innovation, restricts the local industry’s ability to meet international standards and access specialized markets. A structural gap between local practice and international technical guidelines is confirmed, requiring the implementation of specific regulations, adoption of advanced technologies, and technical training to ensure safe, functional, and aesthetically acceptable products.
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    Diseño de calzado para escalada tipo pie de gato, categoría Boulder, con enfoque en ecodiseño
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO; FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA; CARRERA DE DISEÑO INDUSTRIAL, 2026-01-14)
    Freire Aldaz María Daniela
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    Montenegro Germania Patricia
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO; FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA; CARRERA DE DISEÑO INDUSTRIAL
    This thesis presents the design of a climbing shoe (climbing slipper) specifically developed for the Boulder modality, integrating eco-design principles and traditional artisanal techniques to produce a functional, ergonomic, and sustainable product. The research identifies the needs of climbers through semi-structured interviews, an analysis of Boulder-specific movement requirements, and a technical review of existing climbing shoe models. Additionally, environmentally friendly materials, artisanal manufacturing processes, and user-centered design criteria were evaluated. The study identified recurring issues in current climbing footwear, including poor heel stability, rapid rubber degradation, and excessive toe pain. Based on these findings, a design proposal was created featuring an anatomical last adapted to climbers’ foot morphology, a quick velcro closure system, and sustainable materials for the sole and inner lining. An artisanal prototype was produced and later evaluated by users, who highlighted improvements in comfort, grip, and heel mobility. The results demonstrate that it is feasible to develop a high-performance climbing shoe using artisanal techniques and sustainable materials without compromising athletic performance. This research contributes to the field of climbing footwear design in Ecuador, promoting responsible material use and strengthening local innovation in specialized sports products.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Diseño de calzado racing para corredores de autos entre 18 y 30 años de edad en la zona 3 del país, implementando materiales funcionales
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA POSGRADO MAESTRIA DE DISEÑO, 2025-08-12)
    Chaglla Chango Walter Santiago
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    Escobar Guanoluisa Taña Elizabeth
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA POSGRADO MAESTRIA DE DISEÑO
    Racing footwear design for racers between the ages of 18 and 30 requires the integration of functional materials that balance safety, performance, and ergonomics. Drivers demand fire-resistant footwear (such as Nomex or treated leather) with thermoregulatory and breathable properties to prevent heat fatigue during prolonged competitions. Materials such as TPU offer flexibility and abrasion resistance, while laminated neoprene provides waterproofing and a dynamic fit, adapting to rapid movements in confined cockpits. Footwear ergonomics are optimized through high-cut designs for ankle support, slipresistant soles, and insoles with selective cushioning that improve pedal sensitivity. Custom fit systems (integrated laces or closures) ensure precise maneuvering, while engineered mesh in strategic areas promote ventilation without compromising protection. Technological innovation includes printing processes on materials and new branding strategies to generate a positive and desirable image in the consumer's mind. Materials with different integrated self-healing characteristics extend the lifespan of footwear. Current trends in athletic footwear design for young runners focus on the incorporation of innovative materials that optimize performance, comfort, and sustainability. Particularly noteworthy are midsoles (prefabricated soles), combined with EVA and a rubber outsole. Additionally, knitted fabrics are used in the upper, which offer breathability and reduce the overall weight of the footwear—aspects especially valued by young runners seeking speed and coolness during training or competition.
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    Incorporación de intervenciones textiles en el diseño de calzado femenino para la empresa XIOMARA SHOES
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE DISEÑO TEXTIL E INDUMENTARIA, 2025-07-29)
    Quishpe Loma Anabel Aracelly
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    Betancourt Chávez Diego Gustavo
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE DISEÑO TEXTIL E INDUMENTARIA
    This project aims to incorporate artisanal and industrial textile interventions into the design of women's footwear for Xiomara Shoes, with the goal of enhancing both the aesthetic and functional value of its products. In a constantly evolving fashion industry, this proposal seeks to meet the growing demand for footwear that combines exclusivity, quality, and design through textile techniques that add identity and sophistication. The importance of this study lies in the need to offer differentiated alternatives within the footwear industry, integrating processes that allow for customization and the development of products with greater added value. The research is framed within the field of textile design and production applied to footwear, exploring how textile interventions can transform consumer perception and strengthen brand identity. To achieve this, a market analysis has been conducted, identifying consumer preferences and current trends. The applied methodology includes bibliographic research, experimentation records, and material testing, ensuring the feasibility of each intervention within the footwear structure. As a result, an experimental collection has been developed to serve as a reference for future productions, ensuring that textile interventions are not merely decorative elements but integral components of the design. This project represents an opportunity for Xiomara Shoes to position itself as an innovative brand, offering footwear that balances tradition and modernity.
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    Análisis de perfil del consumidor en la gestión del diseño y desarrollo de calzado para la empresa Plasticaucho Industrial S.A.
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO - FACULTAD DE DISEÑO ARQUITECTURA - MAESTRÍA EN DISEÑO, 2025-05-19)
    Camacho Navas Omar Andrés
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    Escobar Guanoluisa Taña Elizabeth
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO - FACULTAD DE DISEÑO ARQUITECTURA - MAESTRÍA EN DISEÑO
    This study arises from the necessity to align the design and manufacturing processes of children’s footwear with the actual demands of the target audience specifically, children aged 8 to 12 and their parents. The primary objective was to develop a consumer-centered management model grounded in co-creation. Mixed-methods research was adopted, integrating qualitative instruments (expert interviews, podcast sessions, and habit/usage surveys) alongside an exhaustive documentary analysis of ISO 9001:2015 and related guidelines. This multifaceted approach facilitated the integration of diverse perspectives, thus enhancing the validity and reliability of the findings. The results highlight that ergonomic comfort, durability, appealing design, and affordability are critical factors in fulfilling consumer expectations. Additionally, the study underscores the importance of systematically and proactively engaging the user’s perspective during both the design and validation stages of footwear production. Moreover, interdisciplinary collaboration and the application of user-centered methodologies proved instrumental in optimizing design and development processes, thereby strengthening customer loyalty within the target segment and bolstering the firm’s competitive standing. In conclusion, the integrated focus on active consumer involvement, innovation, and stringent quality assurance constitutes the most robust strategy for developing products that meet - and potentially exceed - the expectations of the children’s market.
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    Estrategias de diseño de calzado para la Asociación APROCALZA
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO - FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA - MAESTRÍA EN DISEÑO, 2025-05-19)
    Ortiz Gómez Evelyn Maritza
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    Betancourt Chávez Diego Gustavo
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    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO - FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA - MAESTRÍA EN DISEÑO
    This research analyzes the role of strategic design within the APROCALZA Association, with the aim of proposing a operative model that integrates design into the business management of the footwear industry. Based on a qualitative approach, interviews with managers, surveys with designers and entrepreneurs, as well as comparative matrices and hierarchical models, were applied to assess the level of design maturity in member companies. The results show that although design is recognized for its impact on competitiveness and brand differentiation, its implementation remains limited. 75% of designers report that they are only occasionally considered in strategic decision-making, and the same percentage of companies combine digital tools with manual processes, indicating partial digitalization. Additionally, most design ideas originate from external references or existing products, which restricts innovation. Through data analysis and triangulation, key barriers were identified, such as the lack of investment in design and innovation, and the absence of specialized training. Based on these findings, an operational model is proposed, addressing key pillars such as continuous training, digital transformation, sustainability, brand identity, and the integration of design into the organizational structure. This study highlights design as a strategic tool for the development of the sector and offers actionable pathways that can be adapted by similar production-oriented organizations across the country.
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    Diseño de calzado iterativo sostenible para áreas de cocina
    (2024-02)
    Diego Esteban, Llanganate Calero
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    Luís Andrés, López Vaca
    El enfoque del proyecto está ligado a la capacidad que tienen las fibras naturales para otorgar confort al personal de cocina, esto con el objetivo de lograr potenciar el uso de los mismos en la localidad, como resultado obtener la aplicación de un nuevo proceso de producción que reduce la cantidad de residuos, optimiza la energía y colabora con los distintos artesanos y zapateros que conllevan la fabricación de calzado. Además, se analizan las posibilidades de integración de materiales a partir de procesos iterativos dentro del proceso de diseño, que busca entrelazar los conocimientos tanto técnicos, tecnológicos, como artesanales y de manufactura, para que como resultado del proceso, se obtengan propuestas basadas en las cualidades del usuario específico que los usará, como parte estratégica del diseño está la función práctica y participativa que permite a los usuarios determinar cambios en el calzado y volver a iniciar el ciclo con nueva información de por medio. Esto permite que el calzado siga evolucionando y adaptándose a las necesidades actuales, sin dejar de lado los procesos circulares que esté tipo de calzado conlleva. Para lo cual se tiene elementos de apoyo hacia el cambio de paradigma, optando por la sostenibilidad, se busca fomentar los campos de reutilización y reparo del calzado por uno nuevo o de otra categoría funcional, ya que, al hablar de materiales ecológicos, se denominan como sutiles y que se pueden volver a utilizar, ahorrando en costos de obtención de materia prima y reducción del impacto ambiental y huella de carbono.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Diseño de calzado femenino con la aplicación de repujado en cuero
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Artes y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño de Modas., 2019-08)
    Pillajo Iza, María Gabriela
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    Ramírez Bonilla, Nancy Raquel
    Footwear is one of the accessories of the wardrobe of great utility and its use has spread over the years. At first the shoes were simple leather bags used to cover the feet of the inclement weather, debris and other objects that can be found in the environment. However, from the twentieth century to the present day, the processing techniques as well as the materials used have been progressively improving; for the same reason, in the international market you can find a wide variety of footwear, comfortable, quality and with prices according to the purchasing power of the client. However, in the province of Tungurahua there is no great innovation in leather footwear; therefore, this project focuses on the development of footwear with embossing techniques aimed at women aged 25 to 30 years, because the aforementioned artisanal techniques are rare in the local market; but they add value to the product. For this reason, we will work with qualified and specialized craftsmen in the embossing area. These collaborations promote fair trade with price-quality correspondence. Likewise, to determine the type of shoe to be made, materials, additional details, among other aspects; surveys and interviews are conducted. Finally, through the sum of knowledge between the designer and the craftsman; and the proper use and fusion of all the elements that make up the design; it is intended to innovate and generate comfortable, eye-catching, functional and high quality products; to meet the needs of today's women.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Estudio de las competencias profesionales en los diseñadores dentro del clúster cuero y calzado
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Artes y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño de Modas., 2018-12)
    Ortiz Gómez, Evelyn Maritza
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    Ramírez Bonilla, Nancy Raquel
    This project analyses the professional skills specifically in the footwear design sector within the leather and footwear cluster, this initiative is created by the lack of third level institutions that allow the creation of a footwear designer so called professionally, that is to say, fulfilling an academic profile and thus making the professional skills of these designers known to the footwear business sector. This research has been carried out with the aim of developing a study on the professional skills of footwear designers and their impact on the development of the branch within the business sector, as this will effectively disseminate the skills that these professionals have to work in the area of footwear. The present project has been elaborated by means of an exploratory transversal study, based on a survey, which will allow us to ask precise questions to determine the professional competences of a footwear designer, by means of a non-probabilistic sampling technique, according to Scharager, J., (2001) says that: "The subjects are selected given the convenient accessibility and proximity of the subjects for the researcher. This technique has been chosen because there are several very conservative companies that do not allow access to them. Dissemination in this research will be made known by means of the proposal in which a catalogue is drawn up referring to all the professional skills that a designer acquires in the academy, so that in this way it can be made known to footwear businessmen and thus establish professional skills.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Innovación e identidad ancestral en procesos de diseño de calzado para la diversificación de la oferta en la Matriz Productiva de Tungurahua
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Artes y Arquitectura. Maestría en Diseño, Desarrollo e Innovación de Indumentaria de Moda., 2018-09)
    Varela Gallegos, Sandra Catalina
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    Lavin de la Cavada, José María
    The present investigation focuses on the introduction of typical and / or traditional elements in design, production and marketing processes of Ecuadorian footwear through the proposal of a differentiation strategy that allows to diversify the product offer of the leather and footwear cluster of the province of Tungurahua. Based on a study aimed at entrepreneurs in the footwear sector associated with the Tungurahua CALTU Footwear Chamber and footwear consumers in Ambato, a pilot proposal inspired by the Salasaca culture is presented, with the premise of using materials and materials that identify the culture it is intended to merge traditional and current production techniques and establish suitable alternatives for the generation of products with a unique aesthetic that projects Ecuadorian cultural identity and competitiveness against imported globalized products.