Arquitectura interior en viviendas de interés social: una ruptura de esquemas
Keywords:
arquitectura interior, diseño participativo, vivienda de interés social, enseñanza del diseñoAbstract
RESUMEN: Este artículo aborda de manera crítica el tema de la vivienda de interés social en Quito desde la óptica de la Arquitectura Interior. Describe la problemática actual y presenta una experiencia académica que adaptó la metodología de diseño participativo de Rodolfo Livingston, aplicado en 19 casos de vivienda de interés social de un conjunto habitacional ubicado al norte de Quito. Esta experiencia permitió que los moradores expresaran sus necesidades y exploraran nuevas posibilidades de "habitar" con mayor confort. Al finalizar se registraron aprendizajes e interrogantes que pueden originar nuevas investigaciones en el área, una de ellas es la posibilidad de aproximación de una profesión, muchas veces es apreciada como "elitista", con el sector de menos ingresos de la población.
Interior design in social housing: a breakdown of preconceptions
ABSTRACT: This article approaches in a critical way the theme of the housing of social interest in Quito from the perspective of the Interior Architecture. It describes the current problems and presents an academic experience that adapted Rodolfo Livingston’s participatory design methodology, applied in 19 cases of housing of social interest of a set housing located to the north of Quito. This experience allowed the residents to express their needs and explore new possibilities of "living" with greater comfort. At the end of the study, there were learnings and questions that may lead to new research in the area, one of which is the possibility of approaching a profession, often appreciated as "elitist", with the lowest income sector of the population.
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: interior architecture, participatory design, social housing, design teaching
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