Materiales ecológicos aplicados al diseño interior caso estudio: Fundación Pro-Bosque, interiores y exteriores inmediatos
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2021
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La presente investigación propone la indagación de materiales ecológicos aplicados en el
diseño de interior tomando como caso de estudio al Bosque Protector Cerro Blanco; el lugar
presenta problemáticas espaciales, poca relación de las áreas administrativas con los espacios de
esparcimiento; escaso tratamiento y cuidado en la materialidad aplicada dentro de estos espacios,
junto con la carencia de mobiliarios aptos para el desarrollo de la Fundación Pro-Bosque. Todo
esto, junto con el poco cuidado y atención a esta zona protegida, conlleva a que este espacio se
torne en un lugar no muy atendido por la ciudad, provocando un desplazamiento a puntos que
suplan estas necesidades de esparcimiento y de habitabilidad en zonas protegidas como el bosque.
Mediante entrevistas, encuestas, análisis situacional y estudio de la materialidad, se
determinan procesos que llevan a la segregación estos que significan altos focos de contaminación
durante su proceso de extracción, transporte y utilización; reduciendo el radio de materiales
óptimos para estos espacios protegidos. Se plantea espacios integrados a través un replanteo de
zonas y áreas, convirtiendo del bosque en un sitio vivencial, de gran experiencia dentro de una
ciudad que busca la sostenibilidad.
This research proposes the investigation of ecological materials applied in interior design, taking as a case study the Cerro Blanco Protective Forest; the place presents spatial problems, little relation of the administrative areas with the recreational spaces; little treatment and care in the materiality applied within these spaces, together with the lack of suitable furniture for the development of the Pro-Bosque Foundation. All this, together with the little care and attention given to this protected area, leads to this space becoming a place not very well attended by the city, causing a displacement to points that meet these needs for recreation and habitability in protected areas such as the forest. Through interviews, surveys, situational analysis and study of materiality, processes that lead to segregation are determined, which mean high sources of contamination during their extraction, transport and use process, reducing the radius of optimal materials for these protected spaces. Integrated spaces are proposed through a rethinking of zones and areas, turning the forest into an experiential site, with great experience within a city that seeks sustainability
This research proposes the investigation of ecological materials applied in interior design, taking as a case study the Cerro Blanco Protective Forest; the place presents spatial problems, little relation of the administrative areas with the recreational spaces; little treatment and care in the materiality applied within these spaces, together with the lack of suitable furniture for the development of the Pro-Bosque Foundation. All this, together with the little care and attention given to this protected area, leads to this space becoming a place not very well attended by the city, causing a displacement to points that meet these needs for recreation and habitability in protected areas such as the forest. Through interviews, surveys, situational analysis and study of materiality, processes that lead to segregation are determined, which mean high sources of contamination during their extraction, transport and use process, reducing the radius of optimal materials for these protected spaces. Integrated spaces are proposed through a rethinking of zones and areas, turning the forest into an experiential site, with great experience within a city that seeks sustainability
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BOSQUE PROTECTOR CERRO BLANCO, MATERIALES ECOLÓGICOS, BIOMATERIALES, MICOMATERIALES