Music and Art are part of the attractions that Moravia has to offer after the construction of the Cultural Development Center, one of the projects developed within the Moravian Partial Plan to improve the quality of life for its inhabitants.
The idea came from the need to strengthen the cultural memory of the neighborhood and the places where community organizations, which themselves are very fragile in the neighborhood, take your seat, so as to provide space for different artistic expressions may make.
Aim
After dealing with the community and know their interests, they decided to conduct a cultural center where all the artistic ideas converge in the area at the time. "This raises a place where various artistic drive to serve as a site of decision making for the development of the neighborhood and provided a series of spaces and places for meeting, for discussion and chat," said architect .
Thus, the Cultural Development Center is not designed solely as a building that will be offered a teaching or training, but as a building in a playful, artistic, and educational dynamics, people can share, discuss and talk about different aspects .
General
Cultural Development Center was designed with an auditorium for 350 people, thirty private and soundproof cubicles for trials, three multiple classrooms for meetings, rehearsals, training or practice, galleries closed and open to multiple exposures and a number of playgrounds for various activities.
Ludoteca disponede also a Cedezo (Zonal Business Development Center) to support the endeavors of the families of all sectors of the commune, and some special classes on the topic of languages and computer science "because the community knows the importance of linking economic ventures, the development possibilities of the Moravian community, with the linking of languages and systems. Center design also includes a public cafeteria and an administrative wing.
Cultural Development Center will be located at a site known as Block 54, located outside but adjacent to neighborhoods of Moravia as Los Alamos, Miranda and Brasilia, for the rest of the community also serve as cultural offerings to be within of this place.
Design - Participation
The design of the Cultural Development Center Moravia was made by the renowned architect Rogelio Salmona, who joined in this way to macro that is taking place in this part of town.
"He is one of the most important architects of the country and has produced the greatest works of architecture in the country in recent times, hence the link, because in Medellin at the moment does not have any work and we want your work will also be in this space, "the architect Luigi Guerra.
Source: SkyscraperCity Forum.