Estudio y diseño de un parque de recreación y cultura sobre los actuales malecones Esmeraldas y Olmedo, Milagro 2016
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2016
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Universidad de Guayaquil: Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo
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En la zona céntrica del cantón Milagro, Ecuador, también conocido como “La ciudad de las
piñas”, bordeando el río que lleva su mismo nombre se sitúan los malecones Esmeraldas y
Olmedo, elementos arquitectónicos construidos con el fin de servir como barrera de
protección ante las inundaciones, además de contribuir con el desarrollo del disfrute social
y cultural de la ciudadanía. El actual estado de los malecones Esmeraldas y Olmedo presenta
varios aspectos negativos como: deterioro, acumulación de basura en los bordes del río e
interior del malecón, inseguridad social y cruising (actos que van en contra de la moral),
debido a la sub-utilización de sus espacios por el déficit de actividades que estos proponen,
afectando de este modo a la imagen urbana del cantón. Adicional a lo antes mencionado el
cantón Milagro posee 0,82 m2/hab como Índice Verde Urbano, 9m2/hab, es el área mínima
recomendada por la Organización Mundial de la Salud, OMS (INEC, 2012), resultado que
incluye el área ocupada por los malecones en mención, por ello es notable que estas grandes
extensiones de áreas destinada a espacio público se encuentran subutilizadas. La presente
tesis está encaminada al planteamiento de una solución ante la problemática de sub
utilización de los malecones Esmeraldas y Olmedo del cantón Milagro, considerando la re
conceptualización de esos espacios públicos hacia el campo de la recreación y cultura, para
así permitir el ejercicio de las nuevas prácticas recreativas y culturales de la ciudadanía.
In the central area of the Milagro canton, Ecuador, also known as "The city of pineapples", bordering the river that bears the same name are the Esmeraldas and Olmedo breakwaters, architectural elements built in order to serve as a barrier to protection Floods, in addition to contributing to the development of social and cultural enjoyment of citizenship. The current state of the breakwaters Esmeraldas and Olmedo presents several negative aspects such as: deterioration, accumulation of garbage at the edges of the river and interior of the breakwater, social insecurity and cruising (acts that go against morality), due to sub- Use of their spaces by the lack of activities that they propose, thus affecting the urban image of the canton. In addition to the aforementioned, the canton Milagro has 0.82 m2 / hab as the Urban Green Index, 9m2 / hab, is the minimum area recommended by the World Health Organization, WHO (INEC, 2012), result that includes the occupied area for the breakwaters in mention, for it is remarkable that these great extensions of areas destined to public space are underutilized. This thesis is aimed at a solution to the problem of underutilization of the Esmeraldas and Olmedo mallets of the canton Milagro, considering the re-conceptualization of these public spaces towards the field of recreation and culture, in order to allow the exercise of the new recreational and cultural practices of the citizens.
In the central area of the Milagro canton, Ecuador, also known as "The city of pineapples", bordering the river that bears the same name are the Esmeraldas and Olmedo breakwaters, architectural elements built in order to serve as a barrier to protection Floods, in addition to contributing to the development of social and cultural enjoyment of citizenship. The current state of the breakwaters Esmeraldas and Olmedo presents several negative aspects such as: deterioration, accumulation of garbage at the edges of the river and interior of the breakwater, social insecurity and cruising (acts that go against morality), due to sub- Use of their spaces by the lack of activities that they propose, thus affecting the urban image of the canton. In addition to the aforementioned, the canton Milagro has 0.82 m2 / hab as the Urban Green Index, 9m2 / hab, is the minimum area recommended by the World Health Organization, WHO (INEC, 2012), result that includes the occupied area for the breakwaters in mention, for it is remarkable that these great extensions of areas destined to public space are underutilized. This thesis is aimed at a solution to the problem of underutilization of the Esmeraldas and Olmedo mallets of the canton Milagro, considering the re-conceptualization of these public spaces towards the field of recreation and culture, in order to allow the exercise of the new recreational and cultural practices of the citizens.
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MILAGRO, CULTURA, PARQUE