Escuela de artes y oficios

Abstract

In the eastern suburbs of the city of Tunja, Los Cojines and San Lázaro, there is a social, cultural and economic gap that has maintained the limited sector of the rest of the city, this despite its proximity to the historic center, This caused the sector to be a place of insecurity, which also developed in a discontinuous manner, with multiple forms in its urban fabric, and with an inadequate road infrastructure that prevents its accessibility. In order to enable cultural and educational development in the sector, it is possible to set up a School of Arts and Crafts in order to give young people and adults a learning space with which they have opportunities in the workplace; the project in addition to providing educational and cultural facilities, proposes public spaces that connect with the historic complex of La Loma de Los Ahorcados or Loma de San Lázaro and in turn generate a more direct connection with the city.