Centro Comunitario para el barrio Divino Niño en el municipio de Piedecuesta, Santander

Abstract

Given the lack of a suitable space, such as the current community center in the Divino Niño neighborhood of Piedecuesta, which does not allow for optimal use of the lot, an analysis of architectural precedents is proposed, studying aspects such as form and function. An urbanenvironmental analysis is also conducted to identify green spaces, building heights, surrounding neighborhoods, and other characteristics of the environment. Similarly, a user analysis, focused on the neighborhood's residents, is carried out to determine the number of people who will use the space. Based on these studies, a community center design is proposed that complies with the NTC 6250-3 standard, which establishes the basic spaces required for the community, such as a multipurpose room, music room, dance studio, children's room, as well as access areas and administrative spaces. Finally, the project aims to integrate green spaces, play areas, and common areas, while also employing appropriate materials that promote natural ventilation and avoid negative impacts on user comfort.