Diseño arquitectónico de equipamiento recreativo en el estadio de Huachi La Joya

Abstract

The present work aimed to design a recreational facility in the Huachi La Joya Stadium by applying bioclimatic design criteria. The project is based on the need to recover a public space which, despite its community value, shows physical deterioration, lack of planning, and a loss of its integrative function within the neighborhood. The study seeks to strengthen social cohesion, environmental sustainability, and urban quality through the use of bioclimatic architectural principles. The research is justified by the deficit of adequate recreational areas in the sector and by the urgency to revalue a space with great potential for community development. The environmental analysis reveals limitations in accessibility, green areas, and urban furniture, as well as the need to consolidate a multifunctional facility. Methodologically, the study adopts a qualitative interpretative approach with an exploratory descriptive level. Techniques such as direct observation, documentary analysis of urban planning instruments, specialized bibliographic review, and the study of architectural precedents with similar characteristics were applied. The results show that the stadium lacks functional infrastructure, presents significant deterioration, and does not meet accessibility or environmental comfort standards, which affects community interaction and the appropriation of the space. The architectural proposal presents a bioclimatic recreational facility that integrates sports areas, green spaces, meeting zones, and environmental comfort elements, using strategies such as solar orientation, natural ventilation, and landscape design. The intervention aims to revitalize the environment, improve habitability, and strengthen the social fabric through a sustainable, accessible, and functional public space.