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Architecture and Architectural Education Pedagogy

By: Nicanor Wong Arch

Abstract: This research aims to define for each individualized education goals architectural approaches, so that schools that work with this system will be favored in better among college-student identity, and its Once this research will allow us to take a step forward the development of education in Peru, proposing a new architectural parameters as integral to education is concerned. These approaches are novel in the field of architecture and little has been taken into account the relationship between architecture - education. We will try to unify the suggestions of various teachers in an architectural model unit, increasing or correcting what is seen necessary. EDUCATION AND CULTURE



The study of education as a social process, involves an objective analysis of the systematic processes that allow education to comply with such a function.
We have established that one function of education is the social function, which allows the transmission of the experience accumulated by previous generations.

One of the factors that are felt his influence in education is culture.
The intimate relationship between education and culture, requires the study of education is not limited to the study of pedagogy, should also include of this, the study of the relationship between school and society and education in one's life and culture.

culture determines the content of the learning. Faced with increasing cultural explosion, education is in constant change and revision content with irrescindible methodological review that implies, and anticipating the possibilities of using new language in the teaching chores. The

Contents related to pedagogical and methodological can help shape the human mind through a strong intellectual and cultural formation and reverse formation of the whole person, this is a clear example of how culture affects the education, though not entirely, on issues critical undoubtedly

In the context of a knowledge-based society, education and training have now become key elements in achieving the personal progress goals, social and economic development.

has been seen throughout history as education has played an important role in the cultural development of peoples, and that influence is developed at this time with more force, due to scientific and technological move strands of contemporary societies. EDUCATION AND SPACE



The College as a place where the teacher student speech and listening is now replaced by "community in which teachers and students learn and, each in its own plane, not only carry out certain activities, but that sort."

This does not invalidate the classical listen-address, but now emphasizes a student who is heard and heeded by the teacher, which enriches the institution.

initiative to accommodate the student's personal initiative in education is perhaps the fundamental difference in education over the traditional custom. The students have to face the unknown without the constant help of the teacher, raises the need to investigate. In this sense, some speak of College as "educational laboratory" in which the teacher is enriched not only in their personal and professional experience, but also in pedagogical knowledge.

The College is conceived today as a social institution, as a state of transit between the student's family life and society in all its manifestations. Since education is now everywhere, for example on TV or the Internet, the College is not a full body enclosed in itself but is open to other areas where life elapses schoolchildren.

Just as there is an educational activity in society, there is a school-society interaction through action on students, their families, and alumni. Activity called cultural activities. From this figure, García Hoz says that family and social environment are the sources of stimuli and access roads of the world to the privacy of your own students. Suggested that the initiative and individual work of students constitute the central concern not only of the same students and teachers - but also concern, encouragement and opportunity to families and social environment.

From the standpoint of the personalized education, the organization of a school is faced with a particular requirement: ordering all school supplies in accordance with criteria strictly scientific, as far as science can get, but take care that the rigidity of the rationalizations will not interfere, but rather facilitate the deployment of each student (Ref. Víctor García Hoz, Gonzalo Gomez Dacal, Carmen Jiménez, Antonio Medina Rivilla , Environment, Organization and Design Education, Madrid 1991, 16).

factors that determine a school as a whole have been grouped into two sections:

- Schoolchildren
- The

school pupils in three types include:

- Personal factors: the most important, being the center all the homework the student. Another is the teaching which includes managers and psychologists.
- Formal Factor ago regarding the internal organization of the College, teaching methods, management, etc. This organization generates syllabus and these in turn require a series of material elements of support, from writing to visual. Also generate periods and school hours.
- architectural Factor: those that form the habitat of the student, whether buildings, roads, patios, gardens, furniture, etc.

In the home school are those outside the College:

- Geographic Factor: it affects the climate and terrain for outdoor activities.
- Demographic and socio-cultural: which are the type of population, language, customs, religion, food, politics, housing, etc.
- economic, cultural development as an engine of economic, educational funding, the relationship between economic and cultural, equal opportunities, hospitality budget for education, etc.

All these factors raise the possibility of talking about a school organization, not only as the coordination of these elements to help get a better education, but a new science. Indeed, "if the knowledge we have of the College and its elements, as such, is scientific, ie, systematic and demonstrated, we can speak of a science of school organization "(Víctor García Hoz, systematic pedagogy, Madrid 1963, 209). In this science, the College is the object of study, with all its elements. Elements interrelated and precisely because of their relationship, find the scientific sense. This relationship is not only the enumeration of each of the activities taking place in college, but penetrates the meaning of the relationships of all the above factors with each other. complexity of this science, as can be seen, not small. Only in this way, the elements located within a general framework that links means and ends perfectly, each acquires its true meaning.

educational space is not just what the educational community shelters, but takes on a dynamic capable of modifying the human personality. It is common thought that the educational space has an important influence on student behavior, "human learning, as opposed to learning of laboratory rats, is influenced by a wide and evolving range of internal and external factors," writes Midjan (Midjan, CL The fisionmatix for wod Programs in School Shoe, April 1982). Hence, the Education Center is considered as a paidocenosis (common teaching), a term that expresses the set of stimuli educational affecting the human. These stimuli tend to set the learner a peculiar way of being and continuing to react. Multitude of these stimuli remain in our memories as indelible memories and others disappear as time elapses. About

paidocenosis and school space should identify particular architectural elements affect the student. Psychic response, feeling at ease or dislike of each student, teacher or manager of those living in college, is essential in achieving educational goals. Raviv said that "educational research in the last twenty years has shown that environment class constructor is useful for predicting performance and satisfaction in school "(Raviv, AM., Raviv, AL. and Reisel, E. (1990):" Teachers and Students: Two Different Perspectives! Measuring Social Climate in the Classroom ", American Educational Research Journal, vol.27, 1, Spring.).

will establish an assessment of high to low on the scale of importance, factors that influence the decision basis for the design of an educational as school and extracurricular factors to arrive at the dynamic between teacher and community education area. An educational space that takes as its starting point these factors necessarily lead element constructor human personality: Personal


5 4 3 Formal
Demographic and Socio-Economic Cultural

2 1 Geographic

It is clear that topographic or weather do not have a relevant role in the taking of sides. This feature personalized education space differs from the current tectonic design of the building, where geographical factors have a greater appreciation of the social environment. However, the lowest qualifying attributed not mean to be left aside this factor, since, as discussed below, the materiality of the building is linked to so-called "genius loci" or adaptation appropriate to the environment either within an urban area developed or developing country.

INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION CONCEPTS AND SPACE EDUCATION

For personalized educational environment we understand that environment that facilitates the deployment of our own being in relationship with people at the same level of us, and we are on the environment. At the same time the feeling of comfort that produces the use of the things we have at our disposal.

Supposing that the school is a learning and work are required in addition to being comfortable environment encourages and facilitates the activity of the school, none of which generated anxiety. In other peaceful words available for work already performed individually, as is done in cooperation.

The atmosphere is asked not only material comfort, but also what might be called psychic comfort and is expressed in the phrase "psychological climate." A proper environment is one that encourages and reinforces a sense of well-being cordial and effective communication.

space refers to structured learning situations, designed and required, not to any initiative, so that the school environment should be considered as such, requires certain conditions, such as intentionality, structure (not limited to four walls) , teaching approaches - Pedagogical, and primarily the main subjects.

At this point, it is interesting to discover the subjective dispositions more or less stable, which modify human behavior in person-educational space, comfort and quiet available for individual or collective.

common experience is interpreted as positive when the action or influence of the elements that surround us produce in us a pleasant impression of being comfortable, to feel integrated into it.

can say that for personalized education means which facilitates the deployment of our own being in relation to persons located in the same field as us, and whose physical elements - for us - we have to work well done.

These physical elements that have to work well done by the community have the following characteristics:

- Technology: born of the adequacy of the physical elements of the environment (walls, ceilings, windows, doors, colors, furniture ...) and media items, our biological conditions. Reading these elements in order and harmony in a holistic relationship is the primary component of comfort.
- Encourage school activity either individually or in cooperation, which achieved by appropriate design of furniture and the proper relationship between the areas that make up from the classroom to the whole college so as to achieve flexibility.
- Communication cordial: the space required to not only physical comfort but psychological comfort expressed in the word psychological climate that encourages and reinforces a general feeling of being cordial and effective communication.

A well designed space is closely related to human motivation. Feeling comfortable in a situation leads them to feel safe, accepted by those who are with him and cordial communication with them. This space provides anyone who is located in él, la promoción y refuerzo de los sentimientos de:

- Comodidad - Seguridad
- Facilidad para las actividades individuales o grupales - Solidaridad
- Comunicación Cordial - Dignidad

EL ESPACIO YSU FUNCION PEDAGOGICA

Si el espacio influye en el hombre, también el hombre tiene capacidad de influencia sobre el espacio que le rodea. Se puede afirmar que el ambiente se esta transformando constantemente.

El espacio escolar tiene también una profunda significación psicológica. El educando evoluciona, paralelamente a su desarrollo intelectual a través de una serie de etapas hasta lograr la organización de los datos proporcionados por los diferentes sistemas perceptivos and to help you be in the representative space.

The possibilities of enhancing students' thinking to be able to replace real objects with symbols and signs. However, this development is only possible through the activity, allowing you to capture external reality on the properties of things, assimilate and internalize it as thought.

This action will need enhanced by an appropriate distribution of space that makes this possible and also consider the characteristics of spatial relations are: proximity, order, continuity, open and closed spaces, etc.

But the work sought to develop is also a creative activity. In this sense, the diversification of volumes, the combination of light and color, the existence of meeting places and experiences, can help achieve an interesting and suggestive atmosphere. Thus a suitable environment promotes feelings of security, dignity and solidarity. It is, in short, to leverage the value of space reporter and trainer.

Thus we find in the individualized education a series of events that will form the pupil. In some ways you can treat actions involving manipulation of objects reflect the influence of the physical elements of the environment, while referring to the relationship with people predominantly reflect the personal influence. Besides these two types of actions or works, we found some concern itself such that the subject observed. According to this differentiation identified three types of works incidental:

- Works regarding the care and use of things, among which we care for the environment that surrounds the pupil and which is developed (Security).
Works relating to social intercourse: the interaction between students, faculty and staff (Solidarity).
- works referring to personal transport: works that influence the treatment with the environment (Dignity).

not hard to see that these three types of work conditions can change and do change the school environment. Enough to think that man relates to his surroundings by his presence and activity, and through them influence their environment. The activity is manifested in dealing with people and use things, from which it follows that the presence, personal attention and the care and use of things can change and do change, the environment.

How the relationship between objects and people that are part of the environment is a stimulus for the formation of habits at the same time influencing environmental conditions? The question is, therefore, see how far you can see some patterns that develop and strengthen the life in common area, influence the environment itself strengthening those objective conditions that in turn promote feelings of security, dignity and solidarity.

As can be seen in this table, daily activities (work incidental), lead us to certain habits that are reinforced in the daily repetition, being directly affected some architectural elements to these requirements as internal and external spaces. The term "incidental work" works incidental those actions which reflect the spontaneity of everyday life. To the extent that a teacher use these, you will have an important means to create and strengthen a proper school environment.

Consider that space is closely related to the activity it takes place and consequently, the time invested in it and the type of grouping which comprises the school.

Accordingly, there is a relationship to the type of incidental works, coupled with educational space requirements, customs, feelings, and the architectural aspects:

- Care and use of things: Comfort: Order, Effort: Security: Fencing, openings, coverage, size, lighting, color, ventilation, acoustics, temperature, emergency systems.
- Warm Deal: Facility for the individual and group activities: Justice, Kindness, Collaboration: Solidarity: The relationship between internal areas, the relationship between external zones, the relationship between inner and outer areas. Furniture Design fixed and mobile. Provision of urban facilities and services. External communication networks.
- Porte personal, friendly communication: Decency, Kindness, Clean: Dignity: Roads, walkways, stairs, plazas, courtyards. Internal communication networks. HOLISTIC SPACE



The personal atmosphere of a school has to promote and enhance students' adjustment to the Center and its integrating affective and effective, not forgetting a "side effect" very interesting offer and strangers an attractive image.

Customizing the environment involves:

- The need for personal relationships between students and teachers
- The disappearance of the anonymity of the school mass
- The mutual projection or reflection of school life and life outside of school
- peculiar sense of family and attention to each student
- Spirit of initiative, flexibility and autonomy of teachers and students.

is why individualized education space has been characterized as follows:

- Unique: personal ties / disappearance of anonymity
- Organic: school life inside and outside the Centre / Family Direction
- Holistic: initiative, flexibility and autonomy (integrating and diversifying)



unique space is a unique and different from others. Each of the personalized education spaces are different but equally stocks essence

- The space must allow to carry out the diversity of functions that the demands of daily work claim,
- the incessant renewal pedagogical, didactic , etc., make the space should be thought of key changes in space and time easy and inexpensive.



space agencies that comprise elements behave as dynamic organic entities:

- The space must be conceived as something expandable, as open, capable of projecting in a wide range of possibilities, ie, flexible in terms of size. Holic
SPACE


the whole and the parts are organically integrated. The internal and external communication is the key to holic, so while respecting the autonomy of every environment and activity, each of them find a common thread: a job well done.

TYPE OF SCHOOL SPACES

school spaces, whose design and use are expressed or not, a true reflection of the educational project, defined by one of these three basic models: Lecture



are building the plant as classrooms or rooms of fixed dimensions, designed to receive teaching them about 20/35 students groups, whose average size is 50 m2 (1.5 m2 per student) . In addition to the identified classrooms, buildings such account in the distribution of school space, with other offices, library, multipurpose room, gymnasium, laboratories, tutorials, office management, secretarial, etc. Variable structure



school premises is designed so that the space can be made - depending on the task being performed - in flexible groups (large group, group, medium, small group and individual work). The division of space must be made by movable partitions, screens and other elements to enlarge or reduce it. Open space



is based on the idea that it should not be limited too much, but it has to be fully realized, taking as an essential element of building a large space that can be grouped three or four classes, each of which work in a corner or sub. smaller spaces. The center is in many large areas as necessary to accommodate the different groups.

The school building can take many provisions that derive from its functional complexity (ratio between space and the use for which it was conceived) and structural (architectural organizational problems).

Different solutions have been developed in the distribution of classrooms, can be summarized mainly into two:

- Groups
linear - Groups nucleated

often nucleated clusters occurs as closer to a living teaching, as allows interaction between students and teachers in a more direct, against the linear, representing a more rigid school. Also exist in mixed solutions have attempted to combine elements of linear groups, nucleated and mixed.

LINEAR GROUPS

linear clusters distributed school units next to each other and were connected by a corridor that can be attached or separate building by corridors. Between classrooms can be built usable space as a common area to one class or as a green area. This type of construction can get good hygienic conditions, but considered that they lose the idea of \u200b\u200bglobality, the relationship that must set aside the overall operation of a school. NUCLEAR GROUPS



nucleated clusters are distributing the classroom from a common area. Its external appearance often takes the form of polygon, circle or network. Faced with the above has the advantage of better utilization of land, although the conditions of orientation, ventilation and lighting can not always be enforced in an acceptable manner. MIXED GROUPS



Mixed solutions are attempting to combine linear and nucleated clusters based on mutually independent buildings linked by corridors. These help to guide all the system dependencies. CONCLUSIONS



Picking the double idea that education exists in the context of life and is done in person, we can point to as personalized education to "an individual's ability to formulate and implement a personal project of life. "

Project formulation of life implies the capacity for knowledge and expression, while conducting direct reference to the activity. As a person, the life project must necessarily be something originating from the subject himself, in other words, something that responds to human freedom.

Formulation and implementation, knowledge and external activity are closely linked, as are demonstrations of a person's life. Hence the need, even distinguishing between different aims of education, the issue arises as to harmonize with each other in such a way that all of them properly attend to the educational process unit as a reflection of unity in every human being.

The formulation of the purpose of education is required to give unity and meaning to the many educational events involved in the formation process of man. But a general formulation will be ineffective if it is established and covered the path that goes from the idea expressed in the end to the specific acts by which he is carrying out the process of education, the educational process.

is why personalized education as its main objective the PAIDOCENOSIS which expresses the set of educational incentives - through the Architecture School - that influence human development, being this the main basis of feelings generated by events.

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European Modernity

By: Nicanor Wong Arch

Abstract: The essay attempts to show him / herself evolutuvo process of European educational architecture that, indeed, was influential in Latin America only so late as to the formality of it but not in terms of pedagogical approach.

As already mentioned, the educational architecture has evolved throughout history to the extent that they have done their courses and the framework of relations between student and teacher.

late seventeenth century and early nineteenth centuries, there were important figures such as Rousseau (1721-1778), Pestalozzi (1746 - 1827) and Froebel (1782), which proposed a method called "Pedagogy Naturalist.
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It must act primarily for themselves, requiring less of the other, that is, global education is narrowly individualistic (individualized education imposes no requirement for homogeneity among students , demand for student groups of small dimensions).. In its anthropological, man is naturally good for society to be perverts. You learn by observing natural phenomena under the watchful eye of one preceptor.

In Germany, these principles influenced the construction of schools called "New School" and known today as Kindergarten.
New schools were located in areas of countryside and their spatial organization was simple: a series of houses for groups of fifteen or twenty students, scattered around a flag of common uses. That is to say that most of the classes were given outdoors, while the flag of common applications - from its intermediate position and connected to the classroom - became the quintessential social space that encouraged the spontaneous gathering of students, especially in winter periods, and so encourage contact between them.
to the nest area followed the following principles: freedom and activity. College game and look as much as possible to life. The layout plan of the buildings do not follow a defined pattern or order. The three main teaching are: work, gardening and animal care. The kindergarten was organized within a walled enclosure as a series of open and closed spaces (all roofs because of weather), corresponding to the different training activities in the garden of culture, games and gymnastic exercise were the real heart.

Alongside these educational experiments were born in the suburbs of big cities so-called children's homes.

These facilities were created by the need to care for children Parents workers. Educational facilities of which were served were the playing, singing, prayer and other similar small tasks as their primary function was to care for them doing something useful.

The classrooms were large spaces occupied by two or three hundred children aged undifferentiated, mired in a stifling atmosphere and governed by one or more teachers who used all their energy in maintaining order.

In such circumstances arose and said the method of mutual learning, ie, the practice of using the best students to teach others. A typical school with this system was organized as follows, students (whose numbers could amount to hundreds with a single teacher for "a thousand disciples) were divided into" classes "or different groups reading and writing on the one hand, to the arithmetic for the other. The more able students in the class or class fraction (monitor) was instructed separately by the teacher, and in turn instructed the companions detailed and precise instructions.

From these experiences it was found in a typical classroom design 70 x 32 feet with a rectangular window that allowed the observation of external and in turn served as ventilation and lighting with benches for 12 students and a free space perimeter to form groups led by older children. These classrooms were just a single room where all students attend regardless of age (Salles d'asile "," Board of asylum "for educational purposes, without intent to impose the proper education.)

In the nineteenth century moral premium on education because they think education is power, and through the State education inculcates ideas: the educator possesses you.

are three educational elements: the spirit of discipline, adherence to social groups, the autonomy of the will. The school is the place to promote the spirit of discipline. It is a system of rules that must be met: to attend classes at set times, with a particular order, learn lessons, to work, etc. The student must respect the school rule as a necessary step to learn to restrain and mastered.

The school serves as society, only one student may be applied if the following school rules, just as it is a model citizen if they meet the moral standards of society. It should also be a space for freedom: not everything will be regulated.

who gives authority to the school rules is the master. This system led to the construction of schools organized in a longitudinal multi-storey block, with a wide corridor central and classrooms on both sides, in which only the inscription on the facade allowed distinguish a courthouse or a barracks.

Prussia which was devised by education and training standards were introduced in school infrastructure sanitary facilities, placing the light source to the left of the student and limit the number of pupils per classroom. Buildings were built increasingly compact and monumental received by critics nicknamed school barracks.

early twentieth century teaching methods through a period of evolution. In schools was introduced to the child in the knowledge of drawing, modeling or music and gymnastics used to promote the harmonious development of body and correct congenital physical defects. The hygienist was medicine who led the physiognomy of the classroom.

were published numerous treatises of hygienists on how the premises, lighting and sunlight, heating, ventilation and sanitary facilities. The classroom became more healthy. In modern

became effective education reform agenda through the concepts that have been: the spaces hygiene and contact with nature.

The school building is broken and acquires scale, usually from sixteen to twenty classrooms. Projected a body to the gym, auditorium and other common uses, linked also to be used by the community. The body of classrooms are grouped into a comb, ie, small flags lined up at an angle of 90o with respect to the main corridor. Each room had a patio terrace itself as an enabling educational use on sunny days. (Figure 2)

Its square shape allowed for more flexible employment and the lighting and ventilation were cared for and thanks to the height difference between classroom and corridor cross ventilation is achieved. But the major findings emerged typological around a theme: school outdoors.

Initially targeted at children were undernourished, anemic and prone to tuberculosis, its success helped to extend its deployment to the rest of the children. In these schools prioritized the environmental interaction with students, by, through her direct experience and not through books. Thus Johannes Duiker (1890 - 1935) in Amsterdam built his famous "Open Air School." Your organization in several plants comes from the ground up to release the built area. A corner terrace is oriented south accurate, according to treaties hygienists, this would better targeting of the classroom to avoid annoying sunlight. The classrooms are pentagonal, the teacher is located in one corner so that students receive light from all four directions. The thin skin of glass that separates the room and terrace is wide open, and so does the rest of the facades, extremely light and mobile.

Another example of integration of the classroom in the school nature outdoor Suresnes (France), architects Beaudouin and Lods. The group of classrooms was protected from the noise of the nearby road by a body of two floors with additional units and a nursery school.

This school, which served only children sickly, found its highest expression in the design of classrooms, arranged like islands in a garden. Three of its four walls were glass and could be folded manually, reducing to a minimum the border with nature. (Figure 3)

At this time the dark shadow of Nazism thought and official culture in Central Europe. Only after World War II, Europe would restore the pulse to initiate a second and final renewal of school space. In the postwar

pedagogy is the motor of change of school space in the light of a new emerging science, psychology. The importance of emotional and instinctive life para la educación, enunciada por Heinrich Pestalozzi y sus contemporáneos, se proyectó en la práctica pedagógica.

Experiencias pioneras como la de Maria Montessori, Ovide Decroly o Jhon Dewey se asimilaron al fin. Estas experiencias tenían su fin en la educación infantil, en el desarrollo integral del niño, diferenciando al niño del adulto, basándose principalmente en su: necesidad de acción, de afecto, de independencia, de espontaneidad, de juego, etc. Estamos refiriéndonos al desarrollo integral del niño el cual se le consideraba antes de estos, como un adulto en miniatura sin distinguir características peculiares del periodo infantil.

Los principios metodológicos that followed in the design stage can be summarized as follows: practical and accurate programming of work, education of the senses and language through the activity and work, freedom and spontaneity, structured environment (environment prepared by the child) attention to sensitive periods of child development, balance and order, work on practical everyday life.

Overall, the classrooms gradually lost its status of autonomous cells, but open to nature, to project into a reality more complex and educational space, linked by shared space in a formation known as a functional unit. One of the projects based on this pedagogy was mixed schools (for children 6 to 14) designed by the German Hans Scharoun (1893-1972).

This design differed fragmented horizontal and four "areas or circuits." Three of them were designed for as many age groups and level of intellectual development, with bright classrooms designed and specifically, the last Mobilize common experiences and regulating contact with the outside world of the family.

the education system in England was deeply renovated in 1944. The school building then experienced a considerable reduction in volume and and circulation areas. Schools benefited from the technological development of light industry during the war. Advances in assembly systems, plastic laminates, aluminum frame and light steel structures, found a new field of application.

Some years later, the international order imposed by the victorious countries, established after the war seemed to falter amid a stream of anti-authoritarian youth surveys that spanned half the world. West saw the generation called to take over power in rejecting the legacy value structure. Confidence in the educational system seemed to vanish and crisis that marked a turning point in the interpretation of contemporary education.

The evolution of school space has undergone a evident paralysis since. Contradicted predictions that thirty years ago claimed the death of the classroom, the school has been locked in spatial terms established during those years. Although sources have multiplied and learning scenarios, the contemporary school is still living in the embers of the modern movement. For better or worse, left campus for decades to be a testing ground for architects and educators, and only the future will determine whether this is a temporary parenthesis or final status.

Friday, March 4, 2011

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Project Management or Project Management for Building Design in a Bubble

Summary : Rodolfo Gallo Cornejo ( rgallo@ucasal.net) presented in a didactic benefits, life cycles and characteristics of what has been the merger of the Business Management and construction activity, branch that opened as a specialty in Building Management.


This technique primarily to the investor interest, as the Project Management team is the reassurance that things will go as we thought. The Project Management enters the world of construction as a result of waste of time, resources and quality.

The Integrated Management Project (DPI) aims to satisfy the customer as the "triangle of success" of any project: Cost-Time-Quality. The challenge is how I can ensure my project will end up costing me what I budgeted, will be ready on schedule and will quality and performance I need to start working?

should be noted that the DIP is an "application" of knowledge already developed in the Management Sciences, which are projected in different fields, adapting to the needs of each case and the novelty is the systematic application of techniques 'scientific' basis to achieve desired results.

The first problem faced by a Project Director to the complexity posed by each project, is the question: where do I start? The answers are many, however, an advantage of the DPI is that you can "break" a large problem into smaller problems easier solution, which is essential to know where I am located, to know what I have to do.

The first and most important parameter in a temporary location is the project life cycle, which is the division of time to develop a project in phases to allow their approaches, organization and control.

Why use the stages to organize a project? Just because it's the simplest way to determine the work in each phase and determine who or who should do those jobs. Importantly, each phase must culminate in a tangible outcome, able to measure, monitor and verify, that allows me to continue to the next phase. Some "properties" of the life cycles states that:

1) The costs and staffing levels are lower at first, growing about half of development and decrease rapidly at the end;

2) the ability influence on the project is high in the early stages and decreases as it progresses;

3) the cost of any change increases as it is in an advanced stage;

4) the likelihood of completion of a project is low at first and increase your chance implementation as it advances its progress.

have generated a lot of "models" of life cycle that will guide the work, according to the type of project concerned. A construction project is divided into four phases:

PHASE I: CONCEPTUAL

Jobs:

- Pre-design

- Draft

- Studies Feasibility

- Analysis / Negotiation

funding - objectives: scope, cost, time, quality

- licensing or prior authorization

Result: Decision Home

PHASE II: DEFINITION

- Technical Project Writing

- editorial control

- Estimated cost

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Programming - EDP Definition (Decomposition Structure Project / WBS)

- Recruitment

score: Signature of main contracts

PHASE III: IMPLEMENTATION

Jobs:

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Execution Control

- Control cost and time

- Risk Control

- Quality Control

- Track Changes

Result: Installation almost complete

is interesting to review some of the functions that the AEDIP (English Association of Project Management) defines the main one in this field, namely:

- Determining needs client - Needs Program.

- Performing Feasibility and Feasibility Study that informs the customer of the terms of viability of the project (business benefit) of the Millennium Project and critical factors.

- Developing an information system truthful, accurate and timely.

- Risk identification and study of the actions to be taken to avoid or reduce their consequences.

- Preparation of design criteria.

- Establishment of a Project Breakdown Structure (WBS or EDP).

- Development of programming and control system cost and time.

- Study and analysis of programming search term by reducing overlaps between activities.

- technical verification that the project conforms to program requirements and criteria established designs or project audits.

- constructability study of the technical project.

- Verification that the design complies with the rules and regulations.

- Performing value engineering.

- Developing a Quality Assurance Plan to ensure and guarantee the quality of execution.

- Implementation of a management system for contracting and procurement of assurance that achieving the Goals.

- Development of a monitoring system, monitoring, coordination and supervision of the construction works to be carried out in accordance with the technical project.

- Implementation of procedures for disabling and tweaking.

- Track the performance of construction during the warranty period

With this set of actions intended that, when applied systematically, the Construction Projects are more reliable, predictable and controllable, always depending on the goals set for it.

Bibliography:

• Project Management Institute, Guide basis Project Management, Ed AEIPRO, Zaragoza, 1998.

• English Association Integrated Management Project "The integrated project management, www.aedip.org