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2. Communities, Sport, Inclusion. Strategies for Parish Complexes Social Reactivation Through Sport Practice.

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DAPRÀ, Francesca, MOSCA, Erica Isa, GOLA, Marco, REBECCHI, Andrea, BUFFOLI, Maddalena, FIOR, Marika, VETTORI, Maria Pilar, and CAPOLONGO, Stefano

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The following contribution presents some findings deriving from the research project "Sport is Society" by Politecnico di Milano. The research reflects on the built heritage and its ability to be accessible and usable for different users with different needs in its structures and offer of services, focusing on sports activities and spaces. The study refers to collective ecclesiastical structures in the contemporary city. The research in this area demonstrates the possible degrees of innovation regarding the increase in the inclusiveness of private facilities with a public vocation, where sport represents a driver of social inclusion for the community. The research proposes advice to guarantee inclusive sports facilities for the community, highlighting the strict relationship between the inclusive city and the ecclesiastical heritage, as an emerging issue to be investigated and solved. Starting from its relevance and the potential of the structures to become a truly "accessible patrimony", the tool suggests strategies for policymakers and ecclesiastical administrations to make them become "open services" - usable and accessible by all - for and inside the urban community. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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3. Revitalización de espacios públicos periféricos a través del deporte en las ciudades de Xalapa y Veracruz-México.

Author

Hernández Bonilla, Mauricio

Subjects
EXTRATERRESTRIAL resources, COMMUNITY centers, SOCIAL interaction, ZONING, PUBLIC spaces, NEIGHBORHOODS
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2021
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4. Communities, Sport, Inclusion. Strategies for Parish Complexes Social Reactivation Through Sport Practice Promotion

Author

Francesca Daprà, Erica Isa Mosca, Marco Gola, Andrea Rebecchi, Maddalena Buffoli, Marika Fior, Maria Pilar Vettori, and Stefano Capolongo

Subjects
Healthy Communities, inclusive design, ecclesiastic heritage, social infrastructure, healthy communities, sport spaces, Sport Spaces, Ecclesiastic Heritage, Inclusive Design, Ecclesiastic Heritage, Social Infrastructure, Healthy Communities, Sport Spaces, Inclusive Design, Social Infrastructure
Abstract

The following contribution presents some findings deriving from the research project “Sport is Society” by Politecnico di Milano. The research reflects on the built heritage and its ability to be accessible and usable for different users with different needs in its structures and offer of services, focusing on sports activities and spaces. The study refers to collective ecclesiastical structures in the contemporary city. The research in this area demonstrates the possible degrees of innovation regarding the increase in the inclusiveness of private facilities with a public vocation, where sport represents a driver of social inclusion for the community. The research proposes advice to guarantee inclusive sports facilities for the community, highlighting the strict relationship between the inclusive city and the ecclesiastical heritage, as an emerging issue to be investigated and solved. Starting from its relevance and the potential of the structures to become a truly “accessible patrimony”, the tool suggests strategies for policymakers and ecclesiastical administrations to make them become “open services” – usable and accessible by all – for and inside the urban community.

Published
2022

5. Method of Improving Designs of Built Local Schools According to Iraqi and International Criteria

Author

Asma H. Al-Dabbagh, Muthanna A. Mahmood

Subjects
Schools design, Educational spaces, Cultural spaces, Functional components, International criteria, Supportive spaces, Iraqi criteria, Social spaces, Sport spaces, Functional performance, Administration spaces
Abstract

International Transaction Journal of Engineering, Management, & Applied Sciences & Technologies, 13, 5, 13A5A: 1-9

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2022
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6. Tan Tien: centro deportivo y recreativo

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Lega Aljure, Alfonso / Director, Roman, Juan Carlos / Director, Bolaños Silva, Tomás / Director, Lievano Moscoso, Cristian Daniel, Lega Aljure, Alfonso / Director, Roman, Juan Carlos / Director, Bolaños Silva, Tomás / Director, and Lievano Moscoso, Cristian Daniel

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El presente documento presenta la propuesta de un proyecto de equipamientos ubicado en el barrio chico-lago, al norte de Bogotá. Este conjunto de equipamientos encabezado por un centro deportivo y recreativo que se complementa por escenarios culturales, empresariales y educativos, acompañado de un gran espacio público que prometerá un positivo cambio de ambiente para el sector. Para poder llegar a este objetivo, se ha realizado diversas investigaciones históricas, perceptivas y teóricas obteniendo así una información más clara de la situación del lugar, resaltando sus problemáticas y potencialidades al ser una centralidad metropolitana. En este documento se muestra lo encontrado en el proceso de investigación y contextualización, para posteriormente describir el proyecto con todos sus detalles. Con esta proposición se buscó suplir las necesidades principales y potencializar las oportunidades de este sector referente de la ciudad. Para entrar en contexto se puede decir que la problemática más evidente a resolver del proyecto es que el sector no cuenta con equipamientos de tipo Deportivo y recreativo accesibles y de uso público para a la población objetivo y flotante del lugar, comprendida de universitarios y trabajadores del sector empresario. Esta es una de las razones principales que justifica en el documento, la proyección de un equipamiento Deportivo y Recreativo Metropolitano.

Published
2018

7. Eledar un espacio unidad deportiva de alto rendimiento Sabana Centro Cajicá, Cundinamarca : unidad deportiva de aalto rendimiento

Author

Sánchez Arias, José Andrés / Asesor, Martínez Torres, Jorge / Asesor, Arboleda Rengifo, Diego / Asesor Tecnología, Sophié, Naue Johana / Asesora Urbanismo, Sierra García, Daniel Fernando, Rodríguez Pinilla, Camilo Andrés, Rincón Roncancio, Darwin Andrés, Sánchez Arias, José Andrés / Asesor, Martínez Torres, Jorge / Asesor, Arboleda Rengifo, Diego / Asesor Tecnología, Sophié, Naue Johana / Asesora Urbanismo, Sierra García, Daniel Fernando, Rodríguez Pinilla, Camilo Andrés, and Rincón Roncancio, Darwin Andrés

Abstract

El presente documento es para optar a el título de arquitecto. La Unidad Deportiva de Alto Rendimiento Sabana Centro es un equipamiento propuesto por la Alcaldía del municipio de Cajicá, para satisfacer parte de las necesidades deportivas, de esparcimiento y recreación de la Región Sabana Centro y la RAPE1, mientras le ofrece a la Cajicá una identidad recreo-deportiva y lo posiciona como destino de turismo deportivo para atletas de alto rendimiento, Al mismo tiempo, responde a una demanda deportistas de élite, formación y recreación de toda el área de influencia de la Unidad. Para el diseño y desarrollo del proyecto se tiene en cuenta cuatro criterios determinantes para la práctica actividades deportivas, la baja contaminación, el entrenamiento en altitud, las condiciones climáticas y la tecnología deportiva, Cajicá cumple con los tres aspectos de caracterización de lugar, criterios relevantes para el desarrollo de atletas de alto rendimiento, al mismo tiempo, está localizado en un lugar estratégico por conectividad, siendo así el lugar idóneo para localizar un equipamiento de estas características.

Published
2017

8. CUSTOMER-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES IN SPORTS PLACES AND SPACES AS AN EFFECTIVE STEP TO PROVIDE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF CITIZENS

Author

Habib Honari, javad shahlaei, Alireza Ahmadi, Mehdi Moradi, and Yazdan Sobhani

Subjects
lcsh:R5-920, Customer-orientation, Sport Spaces, Satisfaction, Customer, lcsh:Medicine (General), Productivity
Abstract

The aim of this research was to study the factors affecting productivity of sport places and spacesin the city of Tehran in the field of customer-orientation. The methodology of the study wasdescriptive-survey that was conducted as a field-study. The research population included expertsand managers of sports places and spaces in Tehran; and the sample consisted of 40 managersand experts. The sampling method was non-random. The measure was a researcher-madequestionnaire with 45 items and 7-point Likert scale that its validity was approved by 13 experts.Cronbach's Alpha was used to determine its reliability which was α = 0.87. The descriptivestatistics was used to describe the examinees status in terms of education; age; and sex. FriedmanTest was applied to prioritize the factors affecting productivity of the sports areas in the field ofcustomer-orientation. The results showed that in customer orientation field; cross-relation andinteraction of managers with the community places highest priority (5/80) and type ofapplication (athletic; educational and entertaining) has the lowest priority (4/80). The findingscould play an important role in satisfying users of sporting spaces (as a most-user field in thecity).

Published
2011

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