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Tviii - Architecture - and - City: Eje Peatonal Principal

The document outlines various architectural and regulatory elements of a project, emphasizing social equity, building integration, and safety compliance. It details design features such as emergency exits, accessibility, and public spaces to enhance connectivity and inclusivity. Additionally, it addresses the importance of adherence to building codes and the integration of diverse cultural contexts in the design process.

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Tviii - Architecture - and - City: Eje Peatonal Principal

The document outlines various architectural and regulatory elements of a project, emphasizing social equity, building integration, and safety compliance. It details design features such as emergency exits, accessibility, and public spaces to enhance connectivity and inclusivity. Additionally, it addresses the importance of adherence to building codes and the integration of diverse cultural contexts in the design process.

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CRI ERI S B SC.6 Building Integration o the rogra ensures that students develo the a ility to
Co etencia Es ec ica cnica y Construcci n
Co etencia Es ec ica Dise o unda entado SC.5 Design Synthesis o the rogra ensures that students develo a e design decisions ithin architectural ro ects hile de onstrating integration o
SC.3 Regulatory Context o the rogra ensures that students SC. echnical no ledge o the rogra ensures that students understand the
PC.2 Design o the rogra insists in students the role o the design PC.8 Social Equity and Inclusion o the rogra urthers and dee ens the a ility to a e design decisions ithin architectural ro ects hile uilding envelo e syste s and asse lies structural syste s environ ental control
understand the unda ental rinci les o li e sa ety land use and current esta lished and e erging syste s technologies and asse lies o uilding construction
rocess in sha ing the uilt environ ent and conveys the ethods y students understanding o diverse cultural and social contexts and hel s the de onstrating synthesis o user require ents regulatory require ents syste s li e sa ety syste s and the easura le outco es o uilding er or ance.
la s and regulations that a ly to uildings and sites in the nited States and the ethods and criteria architects use to assess those
hich design rocesses integrate ulti le actors in di erent settings translate that understanding into uilt environ ents that equita ly su ort and site conditions and accessi le design and consideration o the
and scales o develo ent ro uildings to cities. include eo le o di erent ac grounds resources and a ilities. and the evaluative rocess architects use to co ly ith those la s and
easura le environ ental i acts o their design decisions.
regulations as art o a ro ect.

Observations: ORIENTATION: WORKSHOP: PROFESSOR: STUDENT CODE: SCALE: DATE: SHEET NUMBER:
TVIII_ARCHITECTURE_AND_CITY INES_CAMPOS
U20201A905 1/16''
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JUAN_LUIS_PACHECO 16-12-2025
PROJECT NAME: LOCATION: STUDENT NAME: CLASS: SHEET NAME:

CULTURAL_CENTER SAN_ANTONIO JENNY


1AAR0301 FIRST_FLOOR
ARCHITECTURE RONCALCALDERON
FACULTY TEXAS

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