Centro arquitectónico multifuncional para el barrio Santa Fe

Abstract

The multifunctional architectural center for the Santa Fe neighborhood is located in UPZ La Sabana, in the city of Bogotá, taking as an intervention area in the neighborhood Santa Fe, where currently the largest tolerance zone of the city. Declared a zone of tolerance in the year 2002, under the mayoralty of Mr. Antanas Mockus, who the statement so in the desire to consolidate all the sex trade, at least the majority, besides establishments dedicated to pest control, bars, liquor sale and "high impact adult" areas; with 130 establishments, currently registered and approximately 3,500 prostitutes, of which 60% are women according to the censuses. The commercial sex in the neighborhood of Santa Fe has been the trigger for several problems in this sector, common crime, the invasion of the public space of some of the most relevant, just to name a few; the invasion of public space, is mostly due to the different forms and forms in which prostitution is practiced; women in the streets, occupying more than 70% of the platforms, to name one of the causes. The proposal is born from a detailed analysis of both the historical part of the neighborhood of Santa Fe and the study of prostitution in this area, which exercise them, by the exercise, taking as a solution problematic and impossible to ignore, since undoubtedly is already part of the Bogota identity, taking into account that people mostly practice their wives and are in the prostitution of a way of life, however many of these manifest their desire to practice a different profession or activity, which to make them feel an active part of this society. It seeks social inclusion and urban revitalization from the implementation of a team that offers activities complementary to existing uses and that include both the population that exists as a floating population.