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PROPUESTA URBANO-ARQUITECTÓNICA DE MERCADO CONEXPERIENCIA GASTRONÓMICA PARA EL SECTOR DESAMBORONDÓN
(2024-12-01) NADIA GARCÍA
The urban-architectural proposal for a market featuring agastronomic experience in Samborondón seeks to establish amarket that delivers a gastronomic experience, therebycreating a distinctive space that harmonizes innovation,functionality, and cultural preservation. The objective of thisproject is to elevate local identity and position the market asan architectural, cultural, and economic landmark within thecanton.The proposed design outlines a multifunctional market thatenables local farmers and producers to sell their goodsdirectly, thereby diminishing reliance on intermediaries andbolstering the local economy through a sustainable model ofresponsible production and consumption. Additionally, it isenvisioned as a venue for social interaction that fosterscoexistence and community bonds, thereby promoting trust,belonging, and social cohesion.A noteworthy aspect is the incorporation of genuinegastronomic experiences that pay tribute to the culinarytraditions of the region. Such experiences are poised to attractboth local residents and tourists, thereby positioning themarket as a focal point of cultural and touristic significance.This endeavor encompasses not only an architecturalintervention, but also puts forth a comprehensive model ofurban development, which seeks to balance economic, social,and cultural dimensions. By revitalizing the market structurewithin the canton of Samborondón through a sustainable andinnovative strategy, it is anticipated that a lasting positiveimpact will be achieved, transforming the market into anemblem of progress, pride, and transformation for thecommunity of Samborondón.
“DISEÑO INTEGRAL DE CENTRO DE RECICLAJE SOSTENIBLE EN EL CANTÓN SAMBORONDÓN PARA EL ALMACENAMIENTO, PROCESAMIENTO Y VENTA DE PRODUCTOS RECICLADOS”
(2024-08-01) DANIEL WONG CHAUVET
The project focuses on the management of waste found in the canton of Samborondón, plastics, glass and organic waste. The development of this architectural project aims to collect these materials, so that they are processed appropriately and finally sold. Recycling is the main concept of this project, which is why this theme is applied to the function of the center and the architectural development, using sustainable methods in its development.
“DISEÑO Y CONSTRUCCIÓN DE UN CENTRO PENITENCIARIO PARA PERSONAS PRIVADAS DELIBERTAD DE RÁPIDA IMPLEMENTACIÓN PARA LA REGIÓN COSTA: UN ENFOQUE EFICIENTE YSOSTENIBLE”
(2024-12-01) MARTÍN ANDRES LUZURIAGA LAMBOGLIA
Guayaquil is one of the most dangerous cities in
Ecuador, and crime has become an increasing
concern for the public due to the constant rise
in criminal activity over the years. Currently,
the percentage of individuals involved in
criminal activities has exceeded the capacity of
the city’s prisons, leading to a serious
overcrowding problem that has not been
adequately addressed. The prisons, originally
designed to rehabilitate inmates, do not have
appropriate space to effectively carry out this
process. Additionally, the Penitentiary of
Litoral, located in a residential area of
Guayaquil, is architecturally unsuitable and
causes inconveniences for local residents. This
project proposes the creation of modular prisons
constructed from containers, with the capability
of being assembled and disassembled as needed.
It also includes the possibility of expanding
these penitentiary centers if necessary. In this
way, the overcrowding issue could be managed
by installing and uninstalling pavilions as
required, and the prisons could be relocated
more conveniently through the mobility of the
containers.
Centro Comunitario para niños y adolescentes, como proyecto de transformación social en Nueva Prosperina
(2024-08-19) Joanny Llumitaxi Avilés
This thesis project develops a proposal for a community center focused on
children and adolescents in Nueva Prosperina sector in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The
project aims to mitigate the violence currently present in the area by strengthening
the social network that this type of infrastructure can create within the community.
The exploration of concepts such as social transformation, third spaces, and sensory
architecture allowed for the establishment of both functional and formal design criteria.
Direct input from future users was obtained through interviews and a participatory
design workshop, which helped determine the activities the center will offer.
The proposal, based on the information gathered, creates a new space that seeks to
positively integrate into this community, promoting social cohesion and the comprehensive
development of its residents.
Plan regenerador de áreas verdes degradadas y manglares en el sector Kennedy Norte mediante diseño del paisaje.
(2024-12-01) LOPEZ MARQUEZ EMILIO ANDRES
Guayaquil has historically maintained a strong connection
with its natural surroundings, having founded on wetlands
and estuaries bordered by mangroves and tropical dry forest
hills. However, since the economical growth of the 1950s, rapid
urban development, marked by a lack of adequate planning and
environmental regulations, has significantly impacted the urban
landscape. This process resulted in ecological imbalances,
the loss of green spaces, and a reduction in recreational
areas, increasing the city’s vulnerability to flooding and rising
temperatures.
Currently, the estuarine system known as “ Estero Salado” is
identified as one of the most affected ecosystems by this
disorganized development. Issues such as pollution, poor
sanitation, and citizen dissatisfaction are particularly evident
in the stretch located in the “Kennedy Norte” neighboorhood,
which is in a state of critical deterioration.