Terminal de transporte de pasajeros terrestre en Palmira, Valle del Cauca

Abstract

Colombia is well known for being a country with broken geography, this is why the transport of passengers in the country has been changing, at first it was fluvial, then by train, now the passenger transport in the country is mainly by air and land , where the latter is very predominant, especially in the main cities of the country. A study at a national level found that a series of land passenger terminals strategically located in the main road corridors of the country are mostly in very poor condition, obsolete or simply do not have the necessary facilities for its operation. One of the transport terminals that presents this problem is that of the city of Palmira (Valle del Cauca) and that is why an intervention strategy proposes a new architectural design for the passenger transport terminal of this city that currently It presents a total chaos reverberating in the security, mobility, comfort and quality of the service to the users.