Diseño de vivienda productiva para calzado en Bucaramanga

Abstract

The architectural proposal developed in this project responds to the need to integrate residential and productive functions in the same space, in order to improve the use of urban land and offer a more efficient housing alternative. The problem addressed is related to the lack of spatial solutions that allow harmonious coexistence between domestic life and work activities, especially in contexts where the artisanal footwear industry is developed. The objective of this project is to design a productive housing that allows the coexistence of family life and the activities of a shoe micro-enterprise, guaranteeing the comfort, functionality and efficiency of the space. For this, a multifunctional housing was designed that incorporates spaces adapted for production without compromising the comfort of the family environment. The method used included normative analysis, study of reference cases, diagnosis of functional needs and a design proposal with a hybrid architectural approach. The results show that the coexistence between family and productive activities can be viable if adequate technical, spatial and environmental criteria are considered. In addition, this intervention promotes more inclusive urban environments, promotes entrepreneurship and promotes an architecture that responds to the real needs of the population.