Infraestructura hospitalaria mediante la neuro arquitectura: centro de salud nivel II en Funza Cundinamarca

Abstract

This study examines the fundamental role that appropriate design plays in a specific environment, through research that includes interviews and the search for information regarding the dialogue that the brain engages with its environment, known as Neuro Architecture. Results provided by Camacol and the regional urban observatory on population growth in the western savanna and its relationship with the health sector are reviewed. Based on the connection they maintain, the times incurred in the patient's recovery processes in areas where there has been no change in design, color or light are studied and compared with the spaces that have undergone such changes and the results improve up to 32% in aspects such as mood, health and well-being. It is propitious to use the color theory as an articulating axis in the development and approach of these spaces, which will allow to show with the patients the result of their stay and prompt improvement, while expressing their perceptions with this technique in each area. By proposing a Hospital Infrastructure through Neuro architecture, in the health center level II in Funza, the theory of network is developed, in this theory the conscious analysis that is carried out when designing each area where their relationships show that the user, their companion and the official will be benefited is reflected.