Urban road designs often exhibit accessibility deficiencies, with one of the causes being the failure to consider user opinions in public urban designs. The document at hand presents the results of applying the Design Thinking methodology, which incorporates user opinions, to the design of pedestrian crossings at an intersection in Lima. It describes the various stages of the innovative process, from identifying design limitations to evaluating the implementation of the proposed design. The document also underscores the significance of survey results obtained from pedestrians, as they provided valuable feedback on the developed design. The ultimate beneficiaries of the design will be the users who traverse the study area. In conclusion, the research work contributed to the application of Design Thinking in the classic civil engineering design process and highlights the importance of cons...

This research addresses the design and optimized distribution of a mining spare parts warehouse to increase productivity using the ABC and Systematic Layout Planning (SLP) techniques. The current problem of the company under study is centered on poor manual inventory management, characterized by disorganization, lack of a strategic classification of materials and inefficient routes, which negatively impacts response times and the accuracy of records, directly affecting productivity and profitability. To address these challenges, a design is proposed that integrates the ABC technique for prioritizing products according to their value and rotation, together with SLP, to optimize the layout of the areas and internal flows of the warehouse. The initial diagnosis revealed critical deficiencies, including an inventory accuracy of 88.19%, an OTIF delivery efficiency of 87.41% and an overall pro...