Vivienda adaptable en Puembo como reacción a los modelos actuales de expansión residencial.

Abstract

The present project starts from the understanding of Puembo as an area in expansion and future growth, considering housing as a basic need, which seeks to differentiate itself from those projects of segregating character and that deny the context, which are an example of the first collective housing interventions in the territory. In response to this territorial characteristic, the projection of a single-family housing complex arises, which allows the new inhabitants to maintain an adequate relationship with the context where they are inserted. Although it is important to maintain a relationship from the project with the community, a condition that is achieved through a public access plaza and implementing stores at a smaller scale, a park that serves as an edge and means for a coherent approach to the creek, and a pedestrian axis of public character that crosses the property communicating both spaces, which is composed of small stores and living spaces; it is also necessary to understand the relationship of the project with its natural environment and its condition of rural territory. In such a way that implement communal spaces with vegetation that accompany the development of the housing in the property and allow a proper relationship between the built and the natural. In the case of the proposed housing, it responds to growth needs from a family scale, that is, the house can grow in an orderly manner by increasing its spaces up to a maximum of four rooms, thanks to a modular structure of steel and concrete in a maximum of two floors. In this way, the housing adapts to the spatial needs of the user.