Fragmento arquitectónico de la utopía moderna: Análisis de confort en el Centro Urbano Antonio Nariño

Abstract

The lack of habitability in urban and architectural spaces has emerged as a problem in most cities due to poor planning, it has not taken into account the population that should be received there in future years. Since the Middle Ages people have been forced to gather in too small areas in order to survive, thus generating problems such as overcrowding and a cause of disease. From this, it is intended to make a study of the Antonio Nariño Urban Center, based on the analysis of thermal, visual and environmental comfort; 3 types of comfort that are implicitly mentioned in the Athens charter, with the specification of knowing how each of these are taken into account in the set, to identify the principles of modern design and construction benefits in improving habitability.