Articulación del tejido urbano y la herencia Arquitectonica en el Barrio la Alborada.

Abstract

The project is located in the La Alborada neighborhood of Villavicencio, Meta, on a lot with significant surrounding landmarks such as Semillano, Makro, Único, the Los Nogales Condominium, and the La Cabaña Residential Complex. The main connecting roads are Carrera 24A and Carrera 22. This strategic position offers high potential to connect the urban environment and optimize access to essential services in the area. The intervention takes advantage of an architectural preexistence, the Central Arrocera del Llano, which was built 40 years ago and has been unused for over 20 years. Although the building shows significant deterioration, its historical value and relevance to the local development of Villavicencio make it a suitable candidate for transformation into a public space for cultural integration. The primary goal of this proposal is the "Rehabilitation of a preexisting structure as an urban fabric integrator," meaning to create a cohesive and functional urban environment in La Alborada, where the architectural preexistence, housing, and public spaces are interconnected. The intervention seeks to improve the quality of life of the inhabitants through accessibility, mobility, and sustainable use of space. To achieve this, the project incorporates transversal axes of connection and careful planning, integrating environmental aspects, preservation of the preexisting structure, and the creation of green spaces. This articulation aims to make the community aware of the architectural preexistence in the La Alborada neighborhood, generating new dynamics in balance with the environment, unifying, and enhancing the city’s estructure for the benefit of all its in habitants.