Diseño de una edificación de uso múltiple para la Casa Hogar Perpetuo Socorro.

Abstract

This project focuses on the structural, electrical, and plumbing design of a shelter home intended to accommodate 25 individuals simultaneously, supporting sewing and baking activities. The primary objective is to ensure functionality, safety, and sustainability, adhering to the technical regulations in Ecuador. The proposal is justified by the need for a suitable and efficient space to meet specific user requirements, with an emphasis on resource optimization and seismic resistance properties. The project began with a site visit to collect key data and assess local conditions. A thorough investigation was subsequently conducted to select appropriate materials and construction methods. The designs were developed based on technical preliminary sizing and in compliance with local standards. Architectural, structural, electrical, and plumbing plans were produced, forming the basis for cost analysis and the preparation of the budget and unit price analysis (APU). Key results include an integrated design tailored to user needs, a detailed budget of $42,029.23 USD for an area of 168 m², and technical specifications ensuring the project’s sustainability and efficiency. It is concluded that the proposal meets the project’s requirements by combining functionality, compliance with regulations, and cost efficiency. Keywords: integrated design, regulations, technical analysis, optimized budget.