Estudio Diagnostico de Patologias Principales en el Bloque C

Abstract

The complex known as the Gobernación del Huila plays an essential role in organizing and managing municipal activities, functioning as an intermediary between the municipalities and the national government. Its main objective is to ensure that residential public services are delivered consistently and appropriately, in compliance with the law and the Constitution. This complex is made up of three main blocks: A, B, and C, each with specific structural characteristics. In general terms, all blocks have a semi-basement and a shallow foundation system that includes footings and retaining walls. Sectors A and C are designed with reinforced concrete frames to withstand seismic activity, while sector B incorporates shear walls in its structure. All buildings are designed for Minimal Energy Dissipation (DMI), based on structural plans provided by the government. However, it is important to highlight that significant issues related to humidity have been identified in block C, which is considered a pathological situation. This problem can affect not only the structural integrity of the building but also the health of its occupants. In this context, a detailed analysis is required to determine the causes of the humidity and establish appropriate solutions to ensure the durability of the block and the well-being of those who use it.