The origin of festivals in Taiwan comes from the concept of ¡§community infrastructure establishment¡¨ launched by Council for Culture Affairs in 1994. ¡§Community infrastructure establishment¡¨ takes communities as target and live them up by arts and culture events in order to promote their culture industries. This concept also draws a blueprint of various kinds of festivals or activities at different time around the whole island. Arts and culture events which combine local histories, culture, industries and tourism not only revitalize local industries but also level up the entire social environment. Further more, the model of international communication and ¡§Community infrastructure establishment¡¨ will become reality through promoting such events. However, the qualities of culture events held in Taiwan these years declined due to their fancy outward displays with poor inward statements. Such phenomena reflect the rough decision-marking process and no interaction with communities. When the financial supports from government shrink year after year, what should we do to take the challenges from long-term operation of festivals as well as culture events? This case study focuses on the project of ¡§Dream Parade¡¨ in Hsichih, Taipei county, and compare it with the ¡§Fremont Solstice Parade¡¨ in U.S., ¡§Hsinkang International Community Festival¡¨ in Chayi county, and ¡§Utopia¡¨ in Taichung city. Through analyzing these three cases, we can find two major characteristics that make the ¡§Dream Parade¡¨ an adaptable model. First, it follows the concept of ¡§Community infrastructure establishment¡¨ and accomplishes it by stepping in community with arts and culture as well as developing an interface for all residences. Second, the administration from enterprises takes place of government fund and takes the leading role to enlarge community participation. The researcher of this study also participated in the project of ¡§Dream Parade¡¨ as program specialist and tried to set up a model for running international festivals associates with local communities. The actual experience derives the following conclusion: tracing back to the original meaning of ¡§community¡¨ and regarding communities as the most important part of the model mentioned above, the operation of festivals will truly become the way to connect the international society.

El estudio aborda la problemática habitacional en el Asentamiento Humano 28 de Julio en Chiclayo, proponiendo soluciones basadas en la vivienda social progresiva y adaptable. Se examina la evolución histórica y conceptual de la vivienda social en Perú y América Latina, destacando su importancia en la mejora de la calidad de vida de poblaciones desfavorecidas. Se adopta un enfoque metodológico mixto que combina análisis cuantitativos y cualitativos, este enfoque se sustenta en la investigación aplicada, que integra teoría y práctica para abordar la problemática planteada en el estudio, se utiliza un diseño descriptivo-correlacional para proporcionar una explicación detallada de los fenómenos sociales en un contexto temporal específico y determinar la relación entre variables clave. Se analiza la situación actual del asentamiento, identificando desafíos en términos de infraestructura, habitabilidad y organización espacial. Y finalmente se proponen estrategias urbanas y arquitectónicas para abordar estas necesidades, incluyendo la revitalización de vías de conexión, la integración de equipamientos educativos y comerciales, y la implementación de tipologías de vivienda específicas, estas medidas buscan fortalecer la infraestructura y el entorno comunitario, promoviendo un desarrollo urbano más inclusivo y sostenible. / The study addresses the housing problem in the 28 de Julio Human Settlement in Chiclayo, proposing solutions based on progressive and adaptable social housing. The historical and conceptual evolution of social housing in Peru and Latin America is examined, highlighting its importance in improving the quality of life of disadvantaged populations. A mixed methodological approach is adopted that combines quantitative and qualitative analyses. This approach is based on applied research, which integrates theory and practice to address the problems raised in the study. A descriptive-correlational design is used to provide a detailed explanation of the social phenomena in a specific temporal context and determine the relationship between key variables. The current situation of the settlement is analyzed, identifying challenges in terms of infrastructure, habitability and spatial organization. And finally, urban and architectural strategies are proposed to address these needs, including the revitalization of connecting roads, the integration of educational and commercial facilities, and the implementation of specific housing typologies. These measures seek to strengthen the infrastructure and community environment, promoting a more inclusive and sustainable urban development.