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Calmet, K., (2020). Terminal Pesquero Turístico en Pucusana [Tesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653149
Calmet, K., Terminal Pesquero Turístico en Pucusana [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653149
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title = "Terminal Pesquero Turístico en Pucusana",
author = "Calmet Noeth, Kiara Andrea",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2020"
}
Title: Terminal Pesquero Turístico en Pucusana
Other Titles: Tourist Fishing Terminal
Authors(s): Calmet Noeth, Kiara Andrea
Advisor(s): Heyne Flores, Gwendolin Elizabeth
Keywords: Terminal pesquero; Actividad pesquera; Diseño arquitectónico; Arquitectura; Fishing terminal; Fishing activity; Architectural design; Architecture
Issue Date: 17-May-2020
Institution: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)
Abstract: El proyecto está situado en la costa de Pucusana, un balneario reconocido por su gran diversidad de recursos hidrobiológicos. Actualmente, existe un terminal pesquero en la costa, sin embargo, las condiciones precarias de las instalaciones y la falta de logística entorpecen el correcto procesamiento de los recursos hidrobiológicos. La pesca artesanal es la economía primaria de Pucusana, por lo tanto, una infraestructura deficiente afecta directamente la calidad de vida e ingresos de los pobladores del distrito. La municipalidad de Pucusana ha previsto la reconstrucción del terminal para potenciar el desarrollo de la actividad pesquera. Además, existen una serie de artículos que hacen mención a la implementación de espacios públicos y áreas verdes en el distrito, además de la mejora del malecón.
Para lograr la conexión entre la naturaleza y el contexto urbano, se aplicó una interpretación de la teoría de los “Límites Difusos” de Toyo Ito, cuya evolución incorpora términos como trasferencia intencional, permeabilidad y arquitectura flexible. Basada en la abstracción, la teoría estudia una arquitectura del más allá, en la que no se puede intuir el límite entre las barreras físicas y el entorno natural, es decir, un diseño que interactúa a semejante nivel interior – exterior o natural – artificial, que el espacio logra su fuga.
El proyecto de tesis comprende el desarrollo del malecón y el terminal pesquero turístico, enfatizando la fluidez a partir de la superposición de plataformas que continúan la forma natural de la franja costera; permitiendo un entorno legible y en constante interacción con la naturaleza.
The project is set in the coast of Pucusana, a Peruvian beach known for its vast diversity of marine species and resources. Currently, a fishing terminal is located there, but the deplorable sanitary conditions of the premises and lack of logistics hinder the processing of the hydrobiological resources. Artisanal fishing is the primary economy of Pucusana, therefore a deficient infrastructure directly affects the quality of the fishermen’s lives and incomes. The municipality of the district had envisioned the reconstruction of the terminal to ensure the improvement of the fishing activity. There were also several articles mentioning the upgrade of public and green areas around the coast, which evidences the need for a fishing terminal which emphasizes its touristic and recreational character. In order to reassure the connection between nature and the urban environment, an interpretation of the Toyo Ito’s “Blurring Architecture”. Based on the concept of abstraction, the theory follows an architecture that lays beyond, in which the user may not intuit the limit between the inside – outside or natural – artificial compounds. This is reflected in a design that allows an interaction with its natural environment, letting the spatiality leak out of the concrete casket. The thesis project comprehends the development of the boardwalk and the tourist fishing terminal; emphasizing the fluidity of the design through the overlapping of platforms that continue the natural form of the coast border, which allow a clear environment and a constant interaction with nature. Terminal Pesquero; Interacción; Conexión; Naturaleza; Limites Difusos.
The project is set in the coast of Pucusana, a Peruvian beach known for its vast diversity of marine species and resources. Currently, a fishing terminal is located there, but the deplorable sanitary conditions of the premises and lack of logistics hinder the processing of the hydrobiological resources. Artisanal fishing is the primary economy of Pucusana, therefore a deficient infrastructure directly affects the quality of the fishermen’s lives and incomes. The municipality of the district had envisioned the reconstruction of the terminal to ensure the improvement of the fishing activity. There were also several articles mentioning the upgrade of public and green areas around the coast, which evidences the need for a fishing terminal which emphasizes its touristic and recreational character. In order to reassure the connection between nature and the urban environment, an interpretation of the Toyo Ito’s “Blurring Architecture”. Based on the concept of abstraction, the theory follows an architecture that lays beyond, in which the user may not intuit the limit between the inside – outside or natural – artificial compounds. This is reflected in a design that allows an interaction with its natural environment, letting the spatiality leak out of the concrete casket. The thesis project comprehends the development of the boardwalk and the tourist fishing terminal; emphasizing the fluidity of the design through the overlapping of platforms that continue the natural form of the coast border, which allow a clear environment and a constant interaction with nature. Terminal Pesquero; Interacción; Conexión; Naturaleza; Limites Difusos.
Link to repository: http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653149
Discipline: Arquitectura
Grade or title grantor: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC). Facultad de Arquitectura
Grade or title: Arquitecto
Register date: 20-Oct-2020
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