Centro juvenil - barrio Santa Clara - escala barrial
The Larrea and Santa Clara neighborhoods are neighborhoods with a high historical content, currently they are suffering from a series of problems, within which they present a population decrease due to the expansion of commercial and service buildings, presence of large-scale equipment scale, the la...
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| التنسيق: | bachelorThesis |
| اللغة: | spa |
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2019
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| الوصول للمادة أونلاين: | http://dspace.udla.edu.ec/handle/33000/11245 |
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إضافة وسم | الملخص: | The Larrea and Santa Clara neighborhoods are neighborhoods with a high historical content, currently they are suffering from a series of problems, within which they present a population decrease due to the expansion of commercial and service buildings, presence of large-scale equipment scale, the lack of public space, as well as the poor quality of the existing public space, these and many more factors have caused the displacement of users of all ages in the sector, especially young people. However, despite the high number of equipment within the study area, it does not have a space dedicated to young people and adolescents. That is why this research aims to propose the implementation of a neighborhood-scale Youth Center located in the Santa Clara neighborhood, between Antonio de Ulloa and San Gregorio streets; The aforementioned Youth Center has the primary objective of satisfying the needs of young people and adolescents in the sector, providing them with spaces for recreation, through circus art, which helps young people in their physical, intellectual, social and social development. especially to the discovery and development of his artistic abilities. This center will have adequate spaces and elements for the optimal performance of circus activities, forming part of the neighborhood where it is located. The deviation of the project covers several phases of: introduction and learning, training, creation and staging, specialization and final presentation, which support the integral development of the adolescent. Therefore, the reader at the end of the review of this research may realize that the objectives proposed at the beginning have been fully met and in turn demonstrating the urgent need for the creation of this type of construction. |
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