Diseño de alojamiento rural en Berlín, Santander

Abstract

Tourism in the Santurbán páramo has seen a significant increase in recent years. However, despite this growing demand, the current hotel offerings do not reflect the true essence of tourism in the region. There is a lack of suitable spaces that provide an authentic and immersive experience of the area. In response to this issue, the design of a rural accommodation in the Berlín district is proposed, a key location that serves as the starting point for most routes that allow visitors to fully experience what the páramo has to offer. The goal of this project is to present a rural accommodation design proposal that contributes to the economic, cultural, and tourism development of the municipality of Tona. To achieve this, the project is divided into three phases: the first phase involves studying national and international references to establish a solid foundation for understanding the specific requirements of the space, along with an analysis of the target users and urban context. In the second phase, spatial and regulatory aspects are addressed, resulting in a needs assessment that defines the specific areas required for the project. Finally, the third phase focuses on developing the architectural proposal, starting from a basic scheme that evolves into the final design, meeting all project specifications and requirements. This project has the potential to be an effective strategy for supporting local and municipal tourism, while also promoting environmental conservation. Additionally, it aims to satisfy tourists seeking an authentic and enriching experience, constantly in touch with nature.