Fichero de biodiversidad urbana – FIBU Fase 2

Abstract

The use of vegetation in a landscape project in architecture; arises from the relationship between biodiversity, urban space and climate. At the same time, the landscape is closely linked to the survival of the species; base the fundamental needs of inhabiting. From the completion of Phase 1 of the Urban Biodiversity File - FIBU for the metropolitan area of Bucaramanga - AMB; where it was achieved: Collect key information on native varieties for coding. Analyze conditioning factors for their location in urban areas. Define ecological functions for developing fact sheets. In this Phase II, the development of a package of analogous and digital information sheets as a didactic resource, based on AUTOCAD blocks for students, architects, planners and the community in general is addressed. Three activities were carried out as part of the methodology: 1. Artistic creation workshop "The green pencil of architecture" at the Museum of Modern Art of Bucaramanga - MAMB to recognize the native flora by freehand drawing images with leaves, flowers, seeds, others. 2. Training workshop with Arq. Diana Wiesner, national landscape expert: for the dissemination of pedagogical and didactic strategies on the use of native vegetation in the landscape of the city. 3. 1st marathon of university photography by nature, to understand the tree as a subject of right. After selecting and illustrating three of the native species; in the Carlos E. Virviescas Park, the community was socialized with the distinctive characteristics stated in the illustrated cards, for guidance on its care and importance as an environmentally friendly practice. In conclusion, instruments were created to link academia with citizen practice and generate new spaces of knowledge that strengthen the identity of our territory.