CENTRO DE RESIGNIFICACIÓN INTEGRAL TUNJA-BOYACÁ

Abstract

This monograph aims to highlight the current issues in the Old Terminal sector of the city of Tunja (Boyacá), proposing a solution through an Urban-Architectural project. The intention is to reframe and rehabilitate the area by intervening in five main blocks, transforming it into a place of social, economic, cultural, and educational integration. This project is envisioned as a visually prominent landmark from Avenida Oriental, acting as the main entrance to downtown Tunja and serving as the central axis of the city's historic center. This will be achieved through urban connections that facilitate the creation of new spaces and link distant points, such as the Bosque de la República and Plaza de Bolívar, all while preserving its historical value. Emphasis is placed on the block known as "la casa rosada," where the Comprehensive Resignification Center originates, aspiring to be an inclusive space not only for women engaged in sex work but also for the surrounding population and Tunjans in general. The proposal includes five fundamental zones: health coverage, non-formal education, temporary accommodation, commerce, and vocational training. These are designed under the concept of adaptability, allowing spaces to easily adjust to new contexts and realities, extending their lifespan and usefulness while comprehensively addressing the community's needs. The goal is to transform the sector into a vital and multifunctional point for collective well-being.