Aplicación del diseño arquitectónico como herramienta en la  gestión de proyectos comerciales. Una revisión exploratoria de literatura

Gina Lizbeth Romero Castro; Oscar Alberto González Martínez

doi:10.37211/2789.1216.v3.n1.112

Authors

Gina Lizbeth Romero Castro UCAL https://orcid.org/0009-0005-6618-920X
Oscar Alberto González Martínez UCAL https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2617-9582

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37211/2789.1216.v3.n1.112

Keywords:

Shopping centers or malls, retail design, project management

Abstract

Introduction: The application of architectural design as a tool in the management of commercial projects aims to understand the sustainable approaches, models and trends applicable to the architecture of shopping centers. The study focuses on ecological principles to adapt to current climate changes and sustainable solutions in the lighting categories; HVAC, outlets and refrigeration measurements; architecture and design, to promote energy modernization in commercial architecture. Methodology: An exploratory review of the literature was carried out through five (5) phases, also guided by the criteria of the PRISMA protocol, the databases used were Scopus and Web of Science, search terms were used: Shopping centers or malls; retail design or biophilic design or green design; sustainable architecture or energy demand or sustainability; renewable sources; project management, in English and Spanish. After applying the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 19 articles were obtained that contained theoretical, conceptual or technical-applicative contributions associated with the study. Results and Discussion: The indicated categories allowed us to recognize trends based on biophilic design and the application of different approaches and models according to their climatic and geographical conditions. In conclusion, we seek to use environmentally friendly components, renew the sources of natural resources and reduce the risks of uncertainty in the implementation of shopping centers.

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Author Biographies

Gina Lizbeth Romero Castro , UCAL

Arquitecta colegiada con experiencia en proyectos en los sectores retail, inmobiliario y edificaciones. Cuenta con Maestría en Estrategias de Interiorismo Comercial y Soluciones Interdisciplinarias por UCAL. Actualmente se desempeña como Arquitecta Senior de Infraestructura en Jockey Plaza en Lima – Perú.

Oscar Alberto González Martínez, UCAL

Profesor de Educación Comercial y Maestro en educación mención investigación, egresado de la Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador (UPEL-IPB) Venezuela. Experto en educación virtual y tecnología educativa en FATLA Ecuador. Actualmente, se desempeña, como docente tiempo completo en el área de investigación en la Escuela de Posgrados de UCAL en Lima – Perú.

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