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Alvarado, O., (2021). Proyecto RE+: Centro de interpretación de la biodiversidad marina en el Callao [Tesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/655574
Alvarado, O., Proyecto RE+: Centro de interpretación de la biodiversidad marina en el Callao [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/655574
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title = "Proyecto RE+: Centro de interpretación de la biodiversidad marina en el Callao",
author = "Alvarado Quintana, Odaliz Yashira",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2021"
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Title: Proyecto RE+: Centro de interpretación de la biodiversidad marina en el Callao
Other Titles: Urban Project RE+: Interpretation center of marine biodiversity in Callao
Authors(s): Alvarado Quintana, Odaliz Yashira
Advisor(s): Rodríguez Padilla, Álvaro
Keywords: Espacio urbano; Biodiversidad marina; Conservación; Arquitectura; Urban space; Marine biodiversity; Conservation; Architecture
OCDE field: http://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#6.00.00; https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#6.04.03
Issue Date: 9-Feb-2021
Institution: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)
Abstract: La falta de infraestructuras donde se promuevan iniciativas sobre la conservación de áreas protegidas: islas Palomino y Cavinzas, cuya fauna en estatus vulnerable es debido a la contaminación por plástico, da cuenta de la acción ausente del Estado sobre la Ordenanza Regional del Callao N° 003 por promover su conservación. Es así como la propuesta del Proyecto RE+ consiste en reinterpretar, revalorar y reintegrar la ciudad con el entorno natural marino y como resultado, ser un dispositivo integrador entre ambos escenarios, lo que atribuye incluso a una reflexión crítica del uso de suelo actual y relación espacial con los usuarios del distrito La Punta, remate de la Costa Verde con proyección de alcance metropolitano y denominada zona ecoturística; no siendo aprovechada en términos urbanos como fuente de activación del desarrollo económico y turístico. Este centro de interpretación propone una revaloración de la biodiversidad marina a través del desarrollo local como medio de conservación y el turismo como reactivador del Patrimonio; donde el diseño arquitectónico parte de una experiencia única de interpretación de ambos usuarios y la activación de espacios públicos que permitan dinamizar la contemplación, recreación y a su vez la revaloración por parte del usuario con su medio ambiente; que mitigue la degradación ambiental-cultural actual sobre nuestros océanos y vida marina. Siendo necesaria en esta investigación el ámbito sociocultural, económico y ambiental, en la búsqueda del uso de la arquitectura y espacio urbano con el fin de conservar la biodiversidad marina.
The lack of infrastructure to promote initiatives on the conservation of protected areas: Palomino and Cavinzas Islands, whose fauna in vulnerable status is due to plastic pollution, gives an account of the state's absent action on the Regional Callao Ordinance N° 003 to promote its conservation. This is how the RE+ Project's proposal consists in reinterpret, reassess and reintegrate the city with the marine natural environment and as a result, be an integrative device between the two scenarios, which attributes even to a critical reflection of current ground use and spatial relationship with users of the La Punta district, final top of the Costa Verde with projection of metropolitan scope and referred ecotourism zone; not being used in urban terms as a source of activation of economic and tourist development. This interpretation center proposes a reassessment of marine biodiversity through local development as a means of conservation and tourism as a reactivator of Heritage; where the architectural design starts from a unique experience of interpretation for both users and the activation of public spaces that make it possible to stimulate contemplation, recreation and, in turn, the reassessment by the user with their environment; that mitigates the current environmental-cultural degradation of our oceans and sea life. Being necessary in this research the sociocultural, economic and environmental field, in the search for the use of architecture and urban space in order to conserve marine biodiversity.
The lack of infrastructure to promote initiatives on the conservation of protected areas: Palomino and Cavinzas Islands, whose fauna in vulnerable status is due to plastic pollution, gives an account of the state's absent action on the Regional Callao Ordinance N° 003 to promote its conservation. This is how the RE+ Project's proposal consists in reinterpret, reassess and reintegrate the city with the marine natural environment and as a result, be an integrative device between the two scenarios, which attributes even to a critical reflection of current ground use and spatial relationship with users of the La Punta district, final top of the Costa Verde with projection of metropolitan scope and referred ecotourism zone; not being used in urban terms as a source of activation of economic and tourist development. This interpretation center proposes a reassessment of marine biodiversity through local development as a means of conservation and tourism as a reactivator of Heritage; where the architectural design starts from a unique experience of interpretation for both users and the activation of public spaces that make it possible to stimulate contemplation, recreation and, in turn, the reassessment by the user with their environment; that mitigates the current environmental-cultural degradation of our oceans and sea life. Being necessary in this research the sociocultural, economic and environmental field, in the search for the use of architecture and urban space in order to conserve marine biodiversity.
Link to repository: http://hdl.handle.net/10757/655574
Discipline: Arquitectura
Grade or title grantor: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC). Facultad de Arquitectura
Grade or title: Arquitecto
Register date: 19-Apr-2021
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