ARQUITECTURA DE CONEXION: ESTRATEGIAS PROYECTUALES PARA RESOLVER RUPTURAS ESPACIALES.

Abstract

Today's architecture often creates spaces that ‘break’ with their surroundings: isolated projects, disconnected from the urban fabric that surrounds them. This fragmentation is not only visual; it affects how we use the city, hinders social relations and weakens the identity of neighbourhoods. How can we solve it? In this paper we explore innovative design strategies that seek to ‘stitch’ these urban wounds. We combine qualitative analysis (case studies, user perceptions) with quantitative data (flows, densities) to understand the problem in depth. Through a practical assessment tool, we examine successful reference projects, extracting concrete keys to transform broken spaces into integrated, living systems. Our goal is clear: to promote architecture that works better, connects with its context and is flexible in the face of change. The result is proposals that help build cities that are more cohesive, livable and sustainable in the long term.