DISEÑO DE UN MUSEO DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO INCLUSIVO UBICADO EN EL CENTRO DE LA CIUDAD DE GUAYAQUIL

Abstract

The value of public spaces for society and the impact they generate on their development and well-being of their inhabitants is known. Public spaces are of great importance to society because they provide the city with a skillful recreational space for the enjoyment of its inhabitants, and can even raise their quality of life. All these spaces enhance the economic growth of the city due to all the activity it causes within it. All the encounters, all the exchanges, this is what keeps a metropolis alive and what keeps the society that inhabits it connected. The benefits of the companies that have at their disposal the enjoyment of public spaces are proven. The enjoyment of public spaces in society creates a great impact on history and is shaping our culture. Citizens who live in cities and make use of the public spaces they provide are happier, they play sports, they have different groups and sports activities available. According to the antecedents, the city of Guayaquil lacks inclusive and playful public spaces that contribute and encourage the friction of the different social classes that exist in society. All these particularities define our habits, customs, life in the city, the way in which we relate and above all also our economy. This project arises from the need of the population to have a new cultural public space that can also offer inclusive art and entertainment for users of different age ranges, be it a point that promotes education, while not having any type of access restriction, that is, it is suitable for all types of users. To solve the current problems of the city, it is considered that with the design and planning of an inclusive Museum that receives without segregating all the possible users of the city, the situation could potentially improve. In addition, the museum will not be alien to the reality of the current city, it will also be designed to prepare the access roads and areas near this inclusive public space. The museum will have playful temporary exhibition areas that encourage user interaction with the vegetation.