Melissa Banguero Home, Luis Felipe Sanchez Quintero
Accessible and inclusive spaces for study : A contest design for Politecnico di Torino.
Rel. Lorenzo Savio, Daniela Bosia, Maria Cristina Azzolino, Angela Lacirignola. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Architecture For The Sustainability Design, Master of science program in Architecture Construction City, 2023
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Abstract
The meaning of inclusion has had many changes throughout human history depending on the period and the events that are taking place on it, this word had a different impact in society. Nowadays inclusion is more than a word or a meaning, it is well known as a concept that influences the way people live and interact in many ways. Inclusion can be considered in many aspects of human life in which they are involved with, such as, architecture, technology, education or gender. This concept has permeated the way in which people live, it is no longer a condition for people that have a disability but is a condition that engages every human being just because we are all living in the same plane.
With this in mind the following question led to the research of this thesis: Is inclusion the same as integration? The book "Progettare per tutti '' by Maria Cristina Azzolino and Angela Lacirignola, was a source to solve this query
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