DEVELOPMENT THEME:

PROGRAMMING
ARCHITECTURAL
Teachers:
ARCH. ALEXANDRA BEJARANO URQUIZA ARCH.
LIFE VELARDE BARRIONUEVO II PAO
ANTENOR ORREGO PRIVATE UNIVERSITY
MARKET STUDY

INTERVENTION Determine the intervention area (Place).

AN Carry out the analysis of the Market Study considering real and suitable justification for the
Yes Determination of the different activities that will be carried out in each of the scheduled
T environments for subsequent programming.
SYNTHESIS
SYNTHESIS OF THE PROBLEM OBTAINED FROM THE PROBLEM EVIDENCED IN THE ANALYSIS
OR
FROM THE SITE.
d OBTAINING THE PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE.
Yo
USER Determine the users.
EIT
d
CAPACITY Determine the personnel who will use the equipment: staff and public.
AN
D
M PROCESS MARKET STUDY PROCEDURE: Supported Supply and Demand.
AN
D Justification of the market study considering the definition of the User, Client,
R
c Personal, others.
TO PROPOSAL Determination of architectural programming. programming chart development
d detailed architectural, considering the classification:
EIT zone, environment, area, capacity, regulations, anthropometric sheet coding.
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- Plan tourist activities
- Tourist information
- Security
- General maintenance
- Tour guide services
- Folk dance event services
EXPERIENCED TOURIST COMPLEX
- art exhibition exhibitions
- Craft workshops
- services of
- Commercial services USER WHAT ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES DO YOU PROVIDE?
- Ride WHAT IS IT?
- Camping
- cycling ACTIVITIES SERVICES
PERMANENT USER
- ItBird
is awatching
Complex designed for tourist and cultural
activities aimed at relaxation and recreation Personnel who work in the complex: Aimed at offering tourists the Directly oriented to satisfy the
and generating experiences that persist in • Administrative possibility of spending their tourist trend.
the user for its dissemination as a • hotel service leisure and/or vacation time.
complex. • tour guide
• restaurant service
Administrative activities

w & 8& §
General administrative
activities.
WHAT DOES IT PERFORM?

Provide areas for the development of - Accommodation services

Hotel activities
experiential experiences between the (rest)
community and visitors, in this way, the FLOATING USER (Eventual)
Physiological activities, - Food services
tourist learns their customs and traditions. rest and relaxation
It provides accommodation areas where it • Local tourist
rests and feeds. • National Tourists
Sociocultural activities
Provide recreation and relaxation areas • International Tourists
Spread traditional
knowledge , cultural
events.
FLOATING USER
(Recurrent)

WHAT IS IT FOR? People dedicated to cultural and craft Tourist activities

activities • straw weaving staff
Focused on providing accommodation • Goldsmith staff Recreation activities
services as well as knowledge to the visitor • chocolate making staff
and in turn accessing local activities. This • folk dance staff
alternative encourages a meeting between • painting staff - Pool
Recreational activities - Sport
culture and the visitor, managing to
- Hikes
encourage tourism development. Active or passive - Green rest areas
recreational activities - Childish games
EXPERIENCED TOURIST COMPLEX
 EXPERIENCED TOURIST COMPLEX
MATRIX ACTIVITIES TYPE OF USER
ACTIVITIES SUB ACTIVITIES USER
Reception and inform Reception
General manager
Manages the complex's income and costs in addition to organizing
Control and planning of the Sales manager
activities ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
activities of the tourist complex. Administrator

Records the entries and exits of all visitors to the complex tourist information office

SERVICES Maintain permanent and visual surveillance Security checkpoint

Take care of the complex and
ADMINISTRATIVE Record the activities carried out and report any abnormal actions SECURITY PERSONNEL
control access
security camera personnel

Cleaning and organization of permanent user spaces General cleaning staff

Provision of services to the entire COMPLEMENTARY
complex SERVICE PERSONNEL Mantenance staff
In charge of adjustments and repairs of facilities and machinery.
Supervises the energy and related aspects of the complex Machine room staff
E
Check in and check out reception and counseling staff
X Inform about hotel services gym staff
P reception, information, guide. PERMANENT sauna staff
Rest, relaxation (rooms, spa. Relaxation activities HOSTING STAFF spa staff _________
E pool).
USER
washing and ironing staff
RI Wash the clothes in the rooms
Prepare food and drinks cafeteria staff
E Immediate quality care Topical
N Responsible for the initial attention of the tourist reception staff
Room service staff
C REST 1 RELAXATION
Place orders from the rooms
bar
E Beverage preparation and preparation manager
bartender
Cook and prepare drinks RESTAURANT STAFF
D head chef food preparation Chef
food preparation junior staff
T Supervises the operation of receiving and serving customers Headwaiter
O serves tourists Waiter
U Clean and organize hotel and restaurant spaces cleaning staff
RI Provision of restaurant and
SERVICE STAFF mantenance staff
lodging services In charge of adjustments and repairs of facilities and machinery.
S
In charge of control and security of the hotel and restaurant security personnel
T
Knitting hats, preparing chocolate, among others. Personnel who make crafts
folklore staff
• Having activities such as the
practice and visualization of Hold events, talks on cultural knowledge Personal art
ACTIVITIES RECURRENT EXPERIENCED ACTIVITIES
the making of hats and
SOCIOCULTURAL FLOATING USER STAFF SUM Staff
chocolates.
• Folk dance practice activities. Sales staff of artisan products
Make sales of experiential workshops, local gastronomy
Prepare food and drinks cafeteria staff

Observe the STAY TOURISTS

RECREATIONAL activities, tourist tours, leisure EVENTUAL
Ride. Camping, bird watching, sports. cycling
ACTIVITIES activities, active and passive FLOATING USER
recreation. PASSING TOURISTS
 ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING

needs) The program must contain all the activities that the
nts of USER will carry out within the building based on
the needs they have and thus determine the
architectural spaces they require and the furniture
they will use.

The important thing is to group spaces in which

groups are formed to determine the areas that are
part of the Architectural Programming.
 OUTSIDE AREA
GREEN AREA
LARDINE 5
ZONE
AREA OF
DISTRIBUTION
ADMINISTRATIVE
HLAZLLETA=
MANAGEMENT AREA
CULTURAL AREA ADDRESS
DEPUTY DIRECTORATE
OUTDOOR AREA
BOARDROOM
ACCOUNTING AND RESOURCES
LEARNING AREA HUMANS

RECEPTION AREA
WAITING ROOM
SECRETARIES ROOM

SERVICE AREA
AREA OF C □ N 5 U LTA PRIVATE TOILETS

The final area required for the land

(MEN)
FIF •. I 1 n r । : • 17 i ■ PRIVATE TOILETS
(WOMEN )

DIFFUSION AREA
consists of the total roofed area
ACCESS AREA SERVICE AREA required and the total free area
required.
RECEPTION AREA s. IF I 3 ' fE l'L 3
RECEPTION
SERVICE AREA
PRECEPTION AREA
WAITING ROOM AREA OF
WARDROBE CATERING
LOBBY STORE
MACHINE ROOM
SURVEILLANCE AREA
SURVEILLANCE MODULE
SERVICE AREA
SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL ROOM
NURSING
CAFÉ
KITCHEN
MEN'S SANITARY
WOMEN'S SANITARY

LOADING AREA AND

DOWNLOAD
SERVICE YARD
 ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING

The data that must be considered in the architectural

programming are:
- Project's name
- Zone
- Subzone
- Space
- Required number of spaces
- Minimum Functional Factor (FMF)
- Capacity unit
- Capacity
- Capacity subtotal
- Partial area
- Subtotal by zone
- Total net area
- Circulation and Walls (20%) this percentage may change
according to the construction particularities of each
project, total roofed area required.
 SUB -
ENVIRONMENT CAPACITY
ZONE S ENVIRONM FMF
ENTS KIND OF
USERS
KIND OF USER TO
USER

ACTIVITY 1 RECORDS
SECONDARY RULE ANTHROPOMETRIC
2
M2 / INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
O.A. ACTIVITIES 3
MAIN ACTIVITY 1 RECORDS
SECONDARY RULE ANTHROPOMETRIC
2
M2 / INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
3

ARCHITECTURAL EQUIPMENT PROGRAMMING

SUB
UNIT ZONE SPACE AMOUNT FMF CAPACITY UNIT CAPACITY PARTIAL AREA TOTAL ZONE

ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING
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USER
The type of USER is different from one another and varies depending
on the activity.
WHAT IS A USER?
THE USER , any person, child, young person, older adult, internal
employee, contractor, civilian, others... who access or provide our
services.

USER PROFILE
to User Type User
. Activity Occupation
c. Sex
b. Users
d. Age Floating
a Physical
n characteristics
d.
F.
EXTERNAL USERS users who require our services, contractors, visitors
User
FOR or suppliers.
INTERNAL USERS: human resource that works inside or outside your
EXAMPLE: institution but has an employment relationship.
The user is the main element in
the architecture, more than that
element he has become the
objective. TO
Users
Floating
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USER

THE USER: HOSPITAL

Organization or person that demands or receives a product or

service provided by the infrastructure.

USER TYPES:
External or Floating User: Internal or Permanent User:
Provider or Person belonging to the hospital.
Provider or Person outside the
Hospital - Patients and family - Administrative staff
members. - Doctors
- Biochemicals
- Pharmacists
- Nurses
- Instrumentators
- Teaching staff
- Security, etc.
When designing an architectural space,
whatever the case may be, important aspects 1. TYPOLOGY of the building
for the design and functionality of the spaces
must be considered, which is why it is
2. Number of people
important to carry out an analysis of the user
3. Current and future NEEDS , from the inside to
where we will observe how they operate the outside of the building
within them; as well as space and comfort 4. PROPOSAL OF SPACES that satisfy the needs
requirements that they need for their 5. AREA occupied by the FURNITURE
activities in addition to the socioeconomic
level, habits and traditions of its inhabitants.
6. TOTAL AREA of each space based on the
numbers of users who occupy it and the
Your needs, desires and furniture.
expectations.
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User Analysis

Culture with the theme INSECURITY"]

For users between 5 and 60 years of age [

It is important to generate visibility of

The people are kind and have a great sense of altruism, educated the project areas, have a
under the values of helping and protecting those who need it. good lighting spaces without
such as creating
thus generating security-space.
alleys,
They are distinguished by their hospitality and
good character.
Having three types of users, Permanent, Occasional and
Periodic.
I Expectations of the shopping center

Population growth is not notable, but it continues to grow.

Green
River

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The total population of the municipality is 91,894 inhabitants.

The City of Rio Verde is a Metropolitan Area, composed of the
municipalities of Rio Verde and Ciudad Fernández, whose total
population is 135,423 inhabitants^ (INEGI 2010 census). Being
the Third most important and populated Conurbation in the
state, after San Luis Potosí (1,165,379) Ciudad Valles (167,657).

Being a center with different experiences, enjoying

coexistence and also living with the family. Also return a day
of shopping on a fun walk.
Hoping that areas for children would be contemplated, that
they would have elevators, ATMs, a food area, parking with
defined areas, integration of areas for the disabled
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CAPACITY
The important thing is not to know how
many people can fit in an establishment but
how many people can fit
“REGULARLY” in a given establishment,
that is: its CAPACITY.

NORMATIVE REFERENCES
• National Building Regulations, RNE - Title III
The CAPACITY is therefore carried out
• National Building Regulations, RNE A.030, A.040, based on the Use of the establishment
based on what is defined in the RNE .
A.050, A.060, A.070, A.080, A.090, A.100, A.110
• RNE A130 art 20
• Other specific regulations by type of building
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In the RNE , we have, depending on the type of building:

A.030 Accommodation
A.040 of Education: The classroom index is 1.50 m2/al., for
the initial classroom the index is 2.00 m2/al., primary
classroom the index is 1.30m2/al., secondary classroom is
1.40m2/al. to the.
A.050 Health
A.060 Industry
A.070 of Commerce
A.080 Offices
A.090 of Communal Services
A.100 of Recreation and Sports
A.110 of Transport and
Communications.
In addition, there are indices for the quantity of furniture
according to RNE.
A.130 article 20.
To calculate the capacity, it is in number of people/m2 for each of the areas into which a specific activity
can be subdivided.
To calculate the capacity of a premises, or in other words, to know how many people can fit in it, not only in
“comfort” conditions but above all in “evacuation in case of fire” safety conditions, we must first know
some data:
What type of activity am I going to do?
The activity to be carried out must be associated with a “Use ” (See entry “Uses”) and then subdivided
according to the specific activities that are going to be carried out, since depending on them the calculation
of Occupancy (Capacity) may vary. .

• Commercial use
• Administrative Use
• Public use
• Public Residential Use
• Public use attendance
• Hospital Use
• Residential Use Housing
• Teaching Use
 TYPES OF
TABLES

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1.50

BAR
TABLE
I 100 I
1.20 2.00

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CABINET TABL
E BANK

OPTIMAL CIRCULATION SPACE 1

PERSON 60 CM.
245

7 15-20

2 60

45-50 80-85

MINIMUM CIRCULATION SPACE 1

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 Every building can have different uses and therefore vary the number
of occupants, for this reason the evacuation system must be
calculated for the greatest number of occupants per floor or level.
If uses of different types are contemplated, the sum resulting from the
most demanding number of people per floor or level must be used and
the useful evacuation width must be ensured throughout its entire
route to a safe place according to A-010 Art. 25

The evacuation system must RECEPTION

RECEPTION

be designed so that the

“useful” evacuation widths and
the quantity of evacuation
means can satisfy the exit
requirements for the
CAPACITY refers to the maximum number calculated capacity.
of people that can be inside a living space
for evacuation purposes in the event of
an emergency, it is expressed as a factor CIRCULATION

m2 X person.
TOTAL AREA
Spaces covered with definitive materials have capacity, but within these some do NOT have
capacity because the characteristics of their operation dictate that their use is momentary or
there are no people constantly inside the space,
such as: bathrooms, garbage rooms, material
warehouses, cleaning warehouses, some
warehouses, pump room, electrical room,
electrical substation, generating set, etc.
No open space or space with temporary light
cover has capacity.
 OCCUPANCY COEFFICIENTS OR FACTORS ACCORDING TO USE OR TYPE

TABLE 3.1-1 HOUSING TABLE312

USE. ATMOSPHERE. SPACE OR AREA

COEFFICIENT OR FACTOR
USE. ATMOSPHERE. SPACE 0 AREA
1 bedroom 2 people COEFFICIENT 0 FACTOR
2 bedrooms 3 people
3 bedrooms or more 5 people 18 ml person
2 and 3 star hotel 15 m 2 / person
1 star hotel 12 m 2 / person
TABLE 3.1-3 EDUCATION
4 and 5 star apart hotel 20 m 2 / person
3 and 2 star apart hotel 17 m 2 / person
USE, ENVIRONMENT, SPACE 0 AREA COEFFICIENT 0 FACTOR
Hostel 1 to 3 stars 12 m 2 / person
Office area 9.5 m2 / person
2
Multipurpose room 1 m / person net
Classroom 1 5 m2 / person net
Warehouse and General Services Areas 30 m 2 / person
Dressing room 4 m2 / person 4 and 5 star hotel 18 m 2 / person
Gym with machines 4 m2 / person 2 and 3 star hotel 15 m 2 / person
Gym without machines 1 m2 / person
1 star hotel 12 ml person
Laboratory, cafeteria, workshop 5 nr / person net
Offices 9 5 m2 / person 4 and 5 star apart hotel 20 m 2 / person
 TABLE 3.1-5 TRADE

USE. ENVIRONMENT, SPACE OR AREA

COEFFICIENT OR FACTOR

Independent store on first floor (access level) 2 8 m2 / person

Independent store on the second floor 5 6 0?/person

Inlerconnected independent two-level store 3.7 my person

Shopping Center (local stores running taJes i See article 3.1.1
Commercial gallery (commercial premises) 2 m2 / person TABLE 3.1-4 HEALTH
1
Commercial Gallery (common version)
Penal Gallery (commercial premises) 2 m 2 / person USE, ENVIRONMENT, SPACE OR AREA COEFFICIENT 0 FACTOR
Fair Gallery (common circulation) 1 4 m / person
Supermarket 2 5 nr person Outpatient and diagnostic service area 6 m?i person
home improvement store 3 m 2 / person Rooms sector (total area) 8 m 2 /person
Retail market 2m? i person
Outpatient treatment area 20 m2 / person
Wholesale market 5 m2 / person
department store
Waiting room 0 8 m 1 ! person
Other stores < i person
Auxiliary services
Casinos and gaming satas 3 3m? / person Kindergarten 3 3 m2 / person
Banking and financial intermediation premises 5 m 2 / person
Atheist of refuge in hospitals and places of rest 2 8 m2 / person net
Venues for ballroom events 1 5 nr person
Performance venues with seating Number of seats Refuge area in facilities with patients in wheelchairs
14 ml person net
Amusement and recreation park 4.0 nr / person
Refuge area on floors that do not house patients
Bars, discos and pubs and dance floor) 0.65m- person
0 5m? / net person
Spa, Turkish bars, sauna, steam rooms 10 m” / person
Bodybuilding gyms (area with machines) 4 6 m / person Deposit Areas 30 m 2 / person
Bodybuilding gyms (area without machines) 14m/person Administrative office 9 5 m2 / person
Restaurant (dining table area) 1.5 my person
Food court (dining table area) 1 5 my person
5 m 2 / person
Food court (kitchen area, service areas)
Restaurant (kitchens, service area) 9 3 m / person
Commercial premises area for storage 27 9 m2 / person
Office Areas in Commerce 9 5 m 2 / person
 TABLE 3.1-6 OFFICES TABLE 3.1-9
INDUSTRY
USE, ENVIRONMENT, SPACE 0 AREA
TABLE 3.1-8 RECREATION AND SPORTS
USE, ENVIRONMENT. SPACE OR COEFFICIENT OR
COEFFICIENT OR FACTOR
AREA FACTOR USE. ATMOSPHERE. SPACE 0 AREA COEFFICIENT 0 FACTOR
According to
the information
2
Waiting line 14m / person net TABLE 3.1-10
Light risk (low) -meeting
According
room to the Risk Classification 2
14m / person net WAREHOUSES
of the person
administered depending on
established in DS-42F:Office Industrial
Areas Safety and Hygiene Disco and Ballroom 0 65 m 2 / person
the
Regulations Training room USE. ATMOSPHERE.
- SPACE 0 AREA COEFFICIENT OR FACTOR
production process /
Moderate Risk (ordinary) • According to the Risk Not Applicable
7 person/ According to the
TABLE 3.1-7 COMMUNAL SERVICES Storage areas information of * administered
Classification established in DS-42F: Industrial Safety Gym (area with machines) 46my person
of theproduction process
administered / ai
function according to its process
and Hygiene Regulations
USE. ATMOSPHERE. SPACE 0 AREA operation
COEFFICIENT 0 FACTOR
Gym (area without machines)
Changing rooms and dressing rooms 141 ; person
3my person
High Risk * According to the Risk Classification According to the information Covered pool 0 sm roof (water surface)
I heard canvas
45m2i9 person
5 m / person
Meeting environment with benches of the
46cm Ineaies
established in DS-42F: Industrial Safety and Hygiene /administered
person function ai
roofed or unroofed (surface/edges) 2.8m person
Regulations Asylum and orphanage 6m? / person
Crib enclosure (temple) 1 m* / person Rinks 4 6 m 2 i person
Focused meeting environment without fixed seating
Grandstands (measured in grandstand length) 46 linear cm / person
0 65 m- / person
Less concentrated meeting environment with fixed Changing rooms and dressing rooms 3 m /person
seating 14m 2 / person net Office 9.5m/person
Exhibition room (museum) 3 m / person
Library (shelf area) 10 m 2 / person Cinemas Number of seats
Ones (lobby common circulation area
ioteca (reading area) 4 5m? / net person See article 3 14
Library (computer area) furniture promenade]
Waiting room areas 1 4 m 2 / person net Deposits and warehouses
Pubic shows with people of ple (conclerto}
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Office Areas 10 m2 / person 028 my net person
Deposit Areas / person

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3.1.1 . CAPACITY CALCULATION PROCEDURE IN SHOPPING CENTERS
To calculate capacity in shopping centers, the sum of leasable areas of the commercial premises that have access from common circulation
must be considered, without including in the sum the stores that have an independent evacuation and divide it by the coefficient or occupancy
factor according to table 3.1.1-1 and the following formula.
For premises with one or more commercial entrances from outside the shopping center, half of the leasable area is considered for the
calculation of the capacity of the shopping center.

Local Local Local Local

Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial
area area area area premises Im
lease foot leasable leasable a-rentable leasable area?
To m* B m? cm* 0m*
DOES NOT
ADDITION
Sumaturi dr leasable irets delcxulei SUM
NO
ADDITION
ADDITION ADDITION ADDITION
1
Shopping Center
Capacity Local
Commercial CIRCULATION AREA
with evacuation COMMON COMMERCIAL
make him
independent
Em
NO
ADDI
TION ADDITI ADD 1/2 OF Gm ADDITION

ON Commercial
Shop premises leasable
Local Local
leasable area area
Commerci Commercia
Gm2
al l
With additional DOES NOT
area area
income SUM
leasable leasable
H m*

SUMMATION OF LEASABLE AREAS OF COMMERCIAL PREMISES WITH A FRONT

TO THE COMMON COMMERCIAL CIRCULATION AREA:
A+B+C+D+F+ 1/,G + H [m2]
3.1.2 CAPACITY CALCULATION PROCEDURE IN A COMMERCIAL GALLERY - To calculate the capacity of a commercial gallery, the sum of the capacity of
occupants of the commercial premises, the capacity of buyers in front of the commercial premises and the capacity of the circulation area must be taken into
consideration. common.

a) The calculation of capacity for commercial premises in a shopping gallery must consider the area of the commercial premises and divide it by the coefficient
or occupancy factor according to Table 3.1-5

Commercial premises gallery Local area

2m- per person
capacity

b) The capacity calculation for the shopping area in the shopping gallery depends on the length of the commercial premises and is calculated by dividing the
length of the front of the commercial premises by 0.70 m.
front length
1931911
Front length 0
Capacity of buyers in commercial gates 0.70 linear m
Local Local
Local Commercial Commercial
Commercial Gallery Gallery
Gallery
commercial
Buyers area 0.60m

Galena common circulation area 1.20m

c) The capacity calculation for the common circulation area in the shopping gallery depends on the length of the common
Buyers area 0.60m
circulation.
Local Local
Commerci Commerci
al al
Gallery Gallery

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3.1.3 CAPACITY CALCULATION PROCEDURE IN FAIR GALLERY - To calculate the capacity of a shopping center, two types of area must be taken into
consideration; commercial premises area and common circulation area

a) The calculation of capacity for commercial premises in a fair gallery must consider the area of commercial premises and divide it by the coefficient or
occupancy factor according to Table 3.1 >5

touches area! |m* |

Commercial premises capacity in fair gallery =
2 m 2 I forgive
b) The capacity calculation for the buyers' area in the fair gallery depends on the length of! commercial premises and is calculated by dividing the length of the

Buyer capacity at fair gallery Front length {m

0.70 linear
Local
Commercial
Gallery
meters
commercial Local Local
Commercia Commercia
l l
Gallery Gallery

the
Buyers area
The capacity calculation for the common circulation area in the fair gallery depends on the length of
common circulation .

240m
Galena common circulation area

front of the commercial premises by 0 70 m Lonoitude

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Local Local
Common circulation area capacity in shopping gallery = (120 m) x length of Circulation |m| Commercia Commercia
l l
1.4 m-/ person Gallery Gallery
3.1.4 CAPACITY CALCULATION PROCEDURE IN CINEMA • To calculate the capacity of an ere, three types of areas must be taken into consideration, cinema
area, common circulation area and administrative and/or service areas. This concept is also applicable. to meeting places with simultaneous occupancy.

a) The capacity calculation for the theater area in a cinema is established by the number of seats in each room.

Afarú in eme salaf = number of seats in each room

b) The capacity calculation for the common circulation area in eme is determined by the average capacity of the ce eme rooms that communicate with the
common circulation.

MOVIE ROOM A CINEMA B CINEMA ROOM C

2( Room capacity: A^B + C^D^-E^F)

Capacity Common circulation area = LOBBYPROMENADE
COMMON COMMERCIAL CIRCULATION AREA
Number of cinema rooms

CINEMA ROOM 0 CINEMA ROOM E CINEMA ROOM F

c) To calculate administrative and service areas, the coefficient or mobility calculation method must be used depending on the most significant
result. This calculation must include the area of ticket office queues and food sales.

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 MINIMUM FUNCTIONAL
FACTOR
All buildings house a certain number of people inside
depending on the use, quantity, form of furniture and/or
the area available for occupancy of people.

The FMF means minimum functional factor and this is a

number that indicates the minimum size in m2 that is
needed for the requested functional activity to occur in
comfortable conditions.

The FMF is given in m2

The FMF is a proposal by the designer based on case analysis , study

of minimum areas and functional cycle , bibliographic references. The
FMF has no relationship with the capacity factor , these two data
measure different situations, they do not have to be the same, except
special cases.
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FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP
ANALYSIS NORMATIVITY FLOW CHART

1- Minimum width of corridor in public places 1.20m.

- Capacity of the workshops is 4 m? per person For
27 people = 108.07m'.
- Double height: 5.00 m
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WHATRECREATIONAL
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TABLE N'13: Classification of cities according to the number of TABLE N16 : User
inhabitants
TYPE OF CITIES (Supreme Decree N 022-2016)
IS IT?
ATHLETES
PEOPLE WHO
City Range Examples ATTEND
More than 250,000 Lima - Callao SPECTATORS
Greater City
Major inhabitants
SECURITY
Greater City From 100,001 to 250,000 Trujillo - Arequipa It is a space designed so that sports disciplines are
inhabitants welcomed, to promote popular sports, among children RECEPTION

Main Intermediate
From 50,001 to 100,000
Sullana, Talara. Cajamarca, and young people, also as training sports so that they SERVICE STAFF CLEANING STAFF
City Juliaca, Tacna. Puno, read, can be trained in some sporting interest, with different
inhabitants TRADE PERSONAL
Huánuco. sports and recreational facilities such as: football,

USER
Nazca, Caraz, Grinding. MANAGER
From 20,001 to 50,000 Blanket,
volleyball, gymnastics. , swimming, tennis, athletics,
Intermediate City SECRETARY
inhabitants. basketball, games for children and green areas for PERSONNEL
WHO WORK STAFF
Source: Supreme Decree No. 022-2016-housing outdoor activities. ADMINISTRATIVE
COUNTER

Total population of the district of Jaén 106,009 inhabitants. ADMINISTRATOR

NATIONAL SYSTEM OF URBAN PLANNING STANDARDS MEDICAL SPECIALIST

WHAT WILL IT BE
HEALTH PERSONNEL

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NURSING TECHNICIAN
The SISNE established regulations that refer to recreational equipment for 10,000
WORSHIPERS ENTER
people or less if they require it out of necessity. According to this, SISNE makes a
proposal for recreational equipment standards as shown below” To FOR?
promote sports and recreation in children and
ASSISTANCE STAFF
.REFEREES

young people for their development in quality of life Fountain; Own elaboration based on the user
TABLE N°14: Recreational equipment according to the number of inhabitants ______
and restore their health.
ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES

WHAT DOES IT
CATEGORY POPULATION RANGE AREA IN M2 TABLE N°17: Activities by Zones ANTENOR ORREGO PRIVATE UNIVERSITY
Sports Complex Greater than or equal to 25,000 m2
ZONE ACTIVITIES
100,000 inhabitants.
Source: Own elaboration based on SNEU
Develop PERFORM?
sports and recreational environments that
ADMINISTRATIVE
Current population Growth Rate 0.6% Project. 126 847 meet the necessary requirements for various sports AREA
ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL
Hab.___________
106,009 inhabitants practices, to improve the physical and mental health
TABLE N“ 18 Recreation and Sports Equipment FIGURE 2: Map of Jaén Sports

RECREATION Hierarchy Radio of Population Population Area (m2) Location

STREET, SIMON
Central plaza Basic 5000-10000 670m 100% 2500 4304 UDDER
Hab BOLIVAR

Basco 5000-10000
Public Recreation (Urb El Dorado Enabling) 670m 100% 300 1317 Street. Cunta River UDDER
Hab
Bisco 5000-10000
Park (Indormal Possession Look flexes! Hab 670m 100% 300 3195 Street. October 9 UDDER

Basic 5000-10000
Public Recreation (Enable Orchids! Hab 670m 100% 300 906 Cale. Palms UDDER

Basco 5000-10000 Habs

Recreation (Inhabited Urb Cenfrocafe) 670m 100% 300 1315 St. Cough Street FREE

Public Recreation (Habilitadon Urb Joismnassan) Basco 5000 10000 Habs 670m 100% 300 2327 Amazon River leaves FREE

Public Rectation Area. ((Pakamurosll Residential Enabling)

670m 100% 300 1154 Cale.Bran UDDER
Basco 5000 10000 Habs

Recreation (HabiltacionUrb Monterrico) Basco 5000 10000 Habs 670m 100% 300 1053 Cade Peru UDDER

Basco 5000-10000 Capeilan Duarez Street

Recreation Area (Santa Marta I Facility) Hab 670m 100% 300 2110 UDDER

RecreationHabilitation Urt Los Cerezos) Basco 5000-10000 670m 100% 300 1302 Gaya Passage UDDER
Hab
Basco 5000 10000 Los Manzanos Passage
Park (Los Cerezos Facility) Hab 670m 100% 300 612 FREE

Nicolas Copemico
Recteacion (Enablement of Sunflowers) Basco 5000 10000 Habs 670m 100% 300 1256 UDDER
Street

Heroes De Cenepa Park 670m 100% 300 9216 San Luis Street UDDER
Basco 5000-10000 Habs

Las Brisas Park Basco 5000-10000 670m 100% 300 1451 Freedom Street UDDER
Hab

Recreation (VAalarco Room) Basco 5000-10000 670m 100% 300 1575 Ch 1 FREE
Hab

Infanta Park Basco 5000-10000 Habs 670m 30%(5-12) 300 1100 Aw Pakamuros UDDER

Basco 5000-10000
Recreation (Habilitation Los Angeles) Hab 670m 100% 300 2167 Alerto Bastos Street UDDER

Via Eduardo Ejiran

Basco 5000-10000
Recreation (COFOPRI) 670m 100% 300 1605 Asacha FREE
Hab

Quiflanes Park Basco 5000-10000 Habs 670m 100% 300 1600 Marañon Street FREE

Basco 5000-10000
RecreationHabilitation Los anfeles) Hab 670m 100% 300 2157 Atedo Bastos Street UDDER

TOTAL 8200 41914

Radius of Potential
SPORTY Hierarchy Population Area (m2) Location
Influence population Opening Hours
bos willows sports slab 1000m 200 2421 UDDER
Hab age October
Basco 5000-10000 80% (11-50) old age Cale, Grabiel Carrasco
Sports Area i (Posesan Informal Mirañotes) 1000m 200 3768 FREE
Hab

Depore Area (Urb Los Alcanfoses Room) Basco 5000-10000 1000m 200 5655 Chinchansuyo Street UDDER
Hat 80% (11-50) old age
The user to be developed are the inhabitants of the district of Jaén,
as the main user we have people who practice some sport.

FLOATING USER PERMANENT USER

POPULATION THAT ADMINISTRATIVE
PRACTICES ASSISTANCE STAFF
SPORT SERVICE STAFF RECEPTIONIST
VISITORS OR SPECTATORS
PERSONAL OF
SERVICE

OP STAFF

STAFF
COUNTER
The main users of this recreational sports ADMINISTRATIVE
complex have a profile of enjoyment and
PROFILE enjoyment of their free time who choose to
carry out recreational and sports activities, in
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SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS

AGE SEX
USER GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
CHILDREN CHILDREN
0-4 5-9 ADOLEC ADULTS 20-59 SENIOR ADULT M F
ENTES 10-19 60 A +

It is the most important user of the sports complex; since

SPORTSMAN it is the person who uses the facilities to practice a sport x x x x x x
professionally or as a hobby, with the aim of improving
FLOATING

their physical condition.

People who attend to watch sporting events. Generally,

GENERAL PUBLIC SPECTATORS your entry is conditional on the payment of an x x x x x x x
established fee and compliance with the internal
regulations for access to the establishment.

Professionals in charge of imparting knowledge in

ASSISTANCE STAFF different training and educational areas. The x x x
professionals in charge of enforcing the law in sports
practice also intervene.
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USER ANALYSIS ADMINISTRATIVE FLOW CHART
Chart No. 6: Administrative Flow/ogram

NEEDED
11 FEED RECREATION
NEEDS PARK ENTERS REGISTRATION GO TO WORK AREA PHYSIOLOGICAL
1

INGEST END VISIT

ACTIVITIES REST GROOMIN
SNACKS ._______ G UP

PATIO AREA
DINING ROOM HALL +
SPACES OF SS.HH
CAFÉ RECEPTION
RECREATION

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Graph N° 5: Spectator flowchart

ENTRANCE TO ENTRANCE TO THE GET OUT OF

LEAVE AREA
NEEDS PARK COMPLEX STANDARDS GET IN COMPLEX
SPORTY
SPORTS OF THE GAME SPORTS

PARK YOUR BUY FINISH

ACTIVITIES
VEHICLE TICKET VISIT

EXIT OF THE
PARKING CHART OF
SPACES TICKET OFFICE GRADERIES AREA OF
TO CONTROL
SPORT

fit
4,

AREAS
COMMON

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step No. 4: Oeportist flulogram

CHANGE
LEAVE AREA NEEDS
NEEDS PARK RECORD CLOTHES GET IN GO
SPORTY PHYSIOLOGICAL OUT
SPORTY

ACTIVITIES

SPACES

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Graph N' 7: Personal health flow chart

NEEDED
FEED RECREATION GO OUT
PHYSIOLOGI
CAL

EAT SNACKS END VISIT

PATIO AREA
DINING ROOM RECREATION SS.HH HALL +
CAFÉ RECEPTION

TO
DISCHARGE
CARRY OUT
THE PATIENT
EVIDENCE

PRESCRIBE
NO RECIPE
MEDICAL

CARRY
OUT
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CHANGE
GO TO THE AREA PHYSIOLOGICAL
NEEDS TO WORK FEED
WORK NEEDS
UNIFORM

CHANGE TO
ACTIVITIES
OF WORK

AREA OF DINING
SPACES DRESSING SS.HH EXIT
WORK ROOM
ROOMS CAFÉ

Source Own elaboration based on IPD infrastructure area

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ZONE CAPACITY CRITERIA
The areas and spaces that are developed are justified according
to the environments that are studied in the case analyzes and the There is a total capacity of 55 people considering the personnel to work and the A130
requirements of the regulations that govern a recreational sports standard:
complex. The project will be defined by the following areas, which ADMINISTRATIVE
AREA • Offices: 9.3m2/Person
are according to the recreational activities • Reception Room: 1.4m2/Person
• Topical. 6m2/Person

There is a total of 46 people with total capacity for this area considering the FMF:
SERVICE AREA PUBLIC • Deposit: Depending on Activity
• Dressing rooms: 4m2/Person
ARCHITECTURE
A total capacity of 416 people is estimated considering the demand and the A130 - FMF
standard:
• Educational workshops: 5m2/Person
RECREATIONAL AREA
• Classrooms: 1.5m2/Pesona
• Office: 9.3m2/Person
• Auditorium No. of Seats

RECREATIONAL
There is a total of 46 people with total capacity for this area considering the FMF:
SPORTS COMPLEX SERVICE AREA
• Deposit: Depending on Activity
GENERAL
• Dressing rooms: 4m2/Person

There is a total capacity of 1,589, of which for the recreational recreational area there is a
total of 554 people, considering that standard A130 in article 3 establishes the following
FMF:
SPORTS AREA • Gym: 4.6m2/Person
• Pool: 5m2/Person
• Dressing room: 3m2/Person
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
• Grandstand: 0.65m2/Person
• Game Room: 3.3m2/Person

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There is a total capacity of 289 people, which were calculated with the potential demand and
with the following criteria of the A130 standard with the FMF:
COMMUNAL AREA • Concert hall: According to No. Seats
• Dressing room: 3m2/Person
• Screening room: Number of Seats

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UNIT ZONE SPACE AMOUNT FMF CAPACITY UNIT CAPACITY PARTIAL AREA SUB TOTAL ZONE
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

ZONE 1
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

ZONE 2
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00 0.00

URBAN EQUIPMENT
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

ZONE 3
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

ZONE 4
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
ZONE 5

0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
TOTAL NET AREA 0.00
CIRCULATION AND WALLS (20%) 0.00
TOTAL ROOFED AREA REQUIRED 0.00

Multipurpose slabs 0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

ZONE A

swimming pools 0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

tennis courts 0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
FREE AREAS

0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00 0.00
Taxi parking 0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
Bus parking 0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
ZONE B

Bicycle parking 0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00

Railyard 0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00
0.00 0.00 1.00 0 0.00 0.00
GREEN Landscape area/Regulatory free area 0.00
TOTAL NET AREA 0.00

TOTAL ROOFED AREA (INCLUDES CIRCULATION AND WALLS) 0.00

TOTAL FREE AREA 0.00
TOTAL AREA REQUIRED 0.00
NUMBER OF FLOORS 1.00 REQUIRED LAND 0.00
TOTAL
CAPACITY
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ZONE SPACE SUB SPACE AMOUNT FMF FOUNTAIN CAPACITY UNIT CAPACITY CAPACITY PUBLIC CAPACITY PARTIAL AREA SUB TOTAL ZONE
Reception 1.00 8.00 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 9.50 1 8.00
Reception Secretary 1.00 7.00 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 9.50 1 7.00
Waiting room 1.00 8.12 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 1.40 6 8.12
General management 1.00 16.00 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 9.50 2 16.00
Manager office + ss.hh 1.00 15.00 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 9.50 2 15.00
Accounting Office 1.00 15.00 RNE- AO8O,A.O9O 9.50 2 15.00
ADMINISTRATIVE AREA

Office of Human Resources 1.00 15.00 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 9.50 2 15.00

Logistics office 1.00 15.00 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 9.50 2 15.00
Production area administration 1.00 15.00 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 9.50 2 52 38 14 15.00
OFFICES
Technological Information Area Office 1.00 15.00 RNE- AO8O,A.O9O 9.50 2 15.00
Residence area administration 1.00 8.00 MINEDU 9.50 1 8.00
Broadcast area management (CETPRO) 1.00 12.68 MINEDU 9.50 1 12.68
teacher's room 1.00 16.00 MINEDU 1.40 11 16.00
meeting room 1.00 17.82 MINEDU 1.40 13 17.82
kitchenette 1.00 12.50 RNE- A.0.80,A.090 3.50 4 12.50
Health topic + ss.hh 1.00 20.00 RNE- AO8O,A.O91 5.00 4 20.00
ss.hh men + disabled 1.00 18.30 RNE- A.0.80,A.092 3.00 0 18.30
Ss.hh
ss.hh women + dlscapacltados 1.00 15.30 RNE- A.0.80,A.093 2.50 0 15.30 249.72

Investigator-in-Charge Office 1.00 7.00 RNE, A.080; TO. 130; TO. 9.50 1
120 7.00
Reception of samples 1.00 8.00 CASE ANALYSIS 9.50 1 8.00
Scales area 1.00 12.00 CASE ANALYSIS 12.00 1 12.00
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
Soil analysis and nutrition laboratory 1.00 24.90 O1,RNE, STANDARD 5.00 5 24.90
A.040
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
Genetic biotechnology laboratory 1.00 16.60 02,RNE, STANDARD 5.00 3 16.60
A.040
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
(Practical research) bioengineering laboratory 1.00 42.48 03,RNE, STANDARD 5.00 8 42.48
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Laboratories A.040
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
phytopathology laboratory 1.00 24.10 04,RNE, STANDARD 5.00 5 24.10
A.040
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
Sterilization and quarantine chamber 1.00 24.20 05.RNE, STANDARD 5.00 5 24.20
Deposit 9.00 15.00 A.040
RNE, A.090 30.00 0 135.00
Cleaning room 1.00 4.00 RNE, A.090 4.00 0 4.00
Men's dressing rooms 2.00 1.50 RNE, A.090 3.00 0 3.00
Women's dressing rooms 2.00 1.50 RNE, A.090 3.00 0 3.00
ss.hh men + disabled 1.00 18.30 RNE, A.090 3.00 0 75 58 17 18.30
ss.hh women + dlscapacltados 1.00 15.30 RNE, A.090 2.50 0 15.30
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AREA

Library ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
06 RNE, A.040; A.090:
Book Shelf Area 1.00 49.00 EM.010 10.00 5 49.00
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
06 RNE, A.040; A.090:
Individual reading room 1.00 15.00 EM.010 4.50 3 15.00
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
06 RNE, A.040; A.090:
Group reading room 1.00 111.00 EM.010 4.50 25 111.00
RNE, A.040; A.090: EM.
Newspaper archive 1.00 20.00 010 2.00 10 20.00
ANTHROPOMETRICS A-
06 RNE, A.040; A.090:
Work tables 1.00 12.00 EM. 010 4.50 3 12.00
do you copy 1.00 10.00 ANTHROPOMETRICS A- 4.00 0 10.00
06 RNE, A.040; A.090:
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