Proyecto urbano Valle Laboyano: Contra propuesta plan parcial Rancho Grande en los suelos de expansión urbana de Pitalito Huila

Abstract

The cohesiveness of the city with the new areas that are developing over the territory, arises from the need to organize and structure the urban system, the research is fixed on the floors of urban expansion, areas that are catalysts of movement, urban development and flows, in this area converge the urban edge and the rural edge, it is usually a space conceived as a strip, boundary or border between urban and rural activities, currently polygon number 05 of the expansion floors is being developing through a planning instrument PLAN PARCIAL RANCHO GRANDE through the development treatment modality. The purpose of this partial plan, as is the Territorial Planning Plan (POT), to allocate these areas for the exclusive use of trade and services. From the diagnosis of urban activities, ecological structure and existing landscape units, under what techniques should urban expansion soils be involved to build places that connect and articulate with the city in a social context, cultural, urban and architectural? Pitalito is projected as a south-Colombian development center, around it the departmental and regional market revolves, its main source of income comes from the agricultural sector, which has not been effectively supplied, the commercial and agricultural services has a deficit in infrastructure for the purchase and distribution of their inputs and derivatives; this problem has not only affected the pedestrian and the road mesh in the central sector of the town; the development of these activities has generated a negative effect on the city and does not allow healthy growth. With the development of the counterproposal to the partial plan a quality urban structure and organization is guaranteed, a new urban area will be incorporated into the city that will represent the Laboyana identity being a milestone for the urban, rural and tourist population, enhancing the municipality on ideal growth of the territory.