La deriva de las circulaciones como tejido articulador de actividades y estrategia para diversificar la percepción y apropiación del espacio.

Abstract

This research analyzes architectural circulation from a perspective that differs from its traditional function of spatial connection, proposing it as a structuring element capable of articulating activities and diversifying the experience of space. Based on the notion of drift, understood as a non-linear journey open to exploration and multiple trajectories, it examines how the fragmentation of the journey generates pauses, transitions, and spaces that affect architectural perception and appropriation. The study is developed from a qualitative exploratory-analytical approach, based on the comparative analysis of architectural references. Using circulation diagrams, matrices, and spatial schemes, patterns of organization are identified that show how the journey can be configured as a fabric that articulates activities, detached from its technical condition of transit. The research integrates theoretical contributions related to drift, articulating them with the study of internal circulation configurations in kindergartens.