Centro de rehabilitacion para condiciones motoras en Viillavicencio-Meta

Abstract

The project focuses on the design of a clinical infrastructure specialized in the rehabilitation of motor conditions in Villavicencio, prioritizing the creation of an optimal therapeutic environment. To this end, it is proposed to develop strategies aimed at the design of this type of clinical equipment, ensuring that it responds to both local and general needs in terms of motor rehabilitation. In addition, the requirements established in the sanitation program of the Departmental Hospital of Villavicencio (H.D.V.) will be considered. Based on this, the general problem is highlighted in which currently, there are no clear parameters or specific elements for the design of this type of equipment, which shows a significant lack in this area, in this case in the city of Villavicencio. Accordingly, the main question of the project is: How is a clinical facility designed to promote flexibility and efficiency of spaces for effective rehabilitation of the user? Accordingly, the hypothesis is generated that supports an architectural conception focused on rehabilitation, accessibility and the integration of specialized technologies that will contribute to a therapeutic environment that facilitates the rehabilitation of the user. The objectives of the project include the design of a motor rehabilitation center and the planning of the distribution of space to optimize accessibility and mobility. Likewise, they are articulated with the specific objectives, which seek to plan, integrate and incorporate various flexible solutions and elements to achieve an optimal spatial distribution. In addition, the methodology used is mixed, combining design processes and project research, and focuses on the integration of environmental and urban preexistences that contribute to the development of the project. Project backgrounds of other rehabilitation centers are also analyzed, such as Beit Halohem in Israel and the Center for the Disabled in Palma de Mallorca, to obtain references that enrich the design.