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Silva, C., (2022). Museo de la Memoria en el centro histórico de Ayacucho [Tesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/660819
Silva, C., Museo de la Memoria en el centro histórico de Ayacucho [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/660819
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title = "Museo de la Memoria en el centro histórico de Ayacucho",
author = "Silva Treviño, Carlos André",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2022"
}
Title: Museo de la Memoria en el centro histórico de Ayacucho
Other Titles: Museum of Memory in the historic center of Ayacucho
Authors(s): Silva Treviño, Carlos André
Advisor(s): Alvariño Florian, Rosa Mercedes
Keywords: Arquitectura cultural; Museo; Espacios sensoriales; Espacio público; Centro Histórico; Cultural architecture; Museum; Sensory space; Public space; Historical center
OCDE field: https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#6.00.00; https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#6.04.03
Issue Date: 30-May-2022
Institution: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)
Abstract: En el Perú existió una época del terror entre 1980-2000 generada por Sendero Luminoso, el MRTA y las malas decisiones del estado peruano teniendo como consecuencia 70 000 personas asesinadas e innumerables victimas según los informes de la CVR. Además, se considera que el 50% de las ellas fueron provenientes de la región de Ayacucho.
Entender estos acontecimientos generó un compromiso arquitectónico propio para ayudar a otorgar paz en nuestra población y ser una huella en la memoria de las generaciones futuras para que no se repitan esta clase de hechos; por ello, el tema elegido para el estudio y desarrollo de la presente tesis es el Museo de la Memoria en el Centro Histórico de Ayacucho en Perú, con el objetivo de que funcione como un gran espacio público de unión, esperanza y contemplación para los visitantes utilizando la arquitectura sensorial como característica potenciadora de sus espacios.
El proyecto está ubicado en un terreno estratégico de 7500.00 m2 dentro del centro histórico ayacuchano y en el que actualmente funciona el mercado “11 de abril” siendo importante por sus flujos culturales y comerciales en el distrito de Huamanga. El programa del Museo de la Memoria Ayacuchano considera espacios culturales de exposición permanente y temporal, áreas de investigación, espacios educativos, administrativos y comerciales zonales, teniendo como corazón una plaza pública en representación del vacío que conecta a Iglesia San Juan de Dios y Beneficencia de Ayacucho con el museo.
In Peru, there was a period of terror between 1980-2000 generated by the Shining Path, the MRTA and the bad decisions of the Peruvian state, resulting in 70,000 murdered people and countless victims, according to the CVR reports. In addition, it is considered that 50% of them came from the Ayacucho. Understanding these events generated an architectural commitment of its own to help bring peace to our population and be a mark in the memory of future generations so that these kinds of events are not repeated; Therefore, the theme chosen for the study and development of this thesis is the Museum of Memory in the Historic Center of Ayacucho in Peru, with the aim of functioning as a great public space of union, hope and contemplation for visitors using sensory architecture as an empowering characteristic of their spaces. The project is located on a strategic land of 7,500.00 m2 within the historic center of Ayacucho and in which the "April 11" market currently operates, being important due to its cultural and commercial flows in the district of Huamanga. The program of the Ayacuchano Memory Museum considers cultural spaces for permanent and temporary exhibition, research areas, educational, administrative and commercial areas, having as its heart a public square representing the void that connects the Iglesia San Juan de Dios and Beneficencia de Ayacucho with the museum.
In Peru, there was a period of terror between 1980-2000 generated by the Shining Path, the MRTA and the bad decisions of the Peruvian state, resulting in 70,000 murdered people and countless victims, according to the CVR reports. In addition, it is considered that 50% of them came from the Ayacucho. Understanding these events generated an architectural commitment of its own to help bring peace to our population and be a mark in the memory of future generations so that these kinds of events are not repeated; Therefore, the theme chosen for the study and development of this thesis is the Museum of Memory in the Historic Center of Ayacucho in Peru, with the aim of functioning as a great public space of union, hope and contemplation for visitors using sensory architecture as an empowering characteristic of their spaces. The project is located on a strategic land of 7,500.00 m2 within the historic center of Ayacucho and in which the "April 11" market currently operates, being important due to its cultural and commercial flows in the district of Huamanga. The program of the Ayacuchano Memory Museum considers cultural spaces for permanent and temporary exhibition, research areas, educational, administrative and commercial areas, having as its heart a public square representing the void that connects the Iglesia San Juan de Dios and Beneficencia de Ayacucho with the museum.
Link to repository: http://hdl.handle.net/10757/660819
Discipline: Arquitectura
Grade or title grantor: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC). Facultad de Arquitectura
Grade or title: Arquitecto
Register date: 1-Sep-2022
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