Rediseño Integral de la Fundación Salesiana Padre Antonio Amador Ciudad de Guayaquil 2.

Abstract

The present project is based on a proposal for a spatial interior redesign in the Salesian Father Antonio Amador Foundation that is located north of the city of Guayaquil, in the Province of Guayas, which opens its doors to children between 7 and 12 years old. The Padre Amador Foundation, in its mission to help children at risk and homeless, offers different spaces within its facilities, both for administrative use and for areas for children. This research developed a project methodology focused on a qualitative approach, where relevant information is collected through a survey to identify the requirements of the different areas to redesign, by which to define sustainable, functional and organized spaces so that it is an environment where it is harmonious and in turn using environmentally friendly materials. Through visits and interviews with the director of the Foundation, in addition to the degree preparation of the Interior Design Career, a proposal for redesign of interior and exterior areas of the Padre Amador Foundation is established, which are fundamental for the integral development of children, seeking to reorganize the physical functioning of space, redecorate areas according to the theme of selected colors and trends and in this way provide a space more according to the mission of the same with a bonancible atmosphere where children and all administrative staff feel at ease and can enjoy more pleasantly your time within the establishment.