Diseño de un edificio de uso mixto con énfasis en bioclimática para el barrio San Francisco en la ciudad de Bucaramanga

Abstract

San Francisco neighborhood in Bucaramanga stands out due to its commercial activity related to the footwear and textile industry, because, thanks to its location, it turns out to be a central area in which areas of mixed activities converge. Consequently, the sector is affected by the multiple activities and uses that are carried out inside, as a result of disorderly urban planning that does not respond to its complexity, making it necessary to organize functional spaces in the sector that host activities without generating disorder or obstruction of the road, designed for the comfort and well-being of the user. Therefore, the architectural design of a mixed-use building is proposed that aims to unify the commercial use of the sector operated through a vertical architecture, obtaining as a result a maximum liberation of the soil that will be used optimally in the design of recreational spaces accessible to all. It will start with an analysis and ordering of the information on the determinants of the sector, to obtain the critical points and their strengths, to later carry out an investigation on the pertinent bioclimatic and sustainable strategies, which in addition to reducing design costs and maintenance, provide friendly spaces for both the sector and the environment.