Rediseño Integral de la Fundación Salesiana Padre Antonio Amador Ciudad de Guayaquil 1.

Abstract

The present degree project arises as a strategy for the optimization and redesign of interior spaces, furniture and gardens of the Salesian Father Antonio Amador Foundation (FSPAA) located in the city of Guayaquil, a non-profit organization that takes in children between the ages of 5 and 14 who are at risk. It should be noted that this project responds to the need of this foundation to achieve optimal spaces that adapt to their needs and in turn provide a welcome experience, positively stimulating the stay of children. It is proposed to implement criteria and interior design strategies related to formal, functional and aesthetic aspects, which will enable adequate and comfortable spaces complying with related design guidelines. The design proposal proposes a playful concept of Nordic style with a combination of details of industrial style, while applying techniques of the Reggio Emilia and Montessori method in the interior area that will allow you to enjoy your stay, use your senses and develop in a fun and independent way. Together, details with naturalistic essence are incorporated in the outdoor area, the use of low maintenance plant species and the installation of orchards, achieving recreation and interaction with nature. For its part, it proposes an appropriate distribution and circulation through the convenient use of materials, textures, color psychology, ergonomic and utilitarian furniture, taking care of efficient and comfortable environments that guarantee well-being and significantly improve their quality of life.