El urbanismo colaborativo en la consolidación de la periferia: Rehabilitación del espacio público del barrio Aguas Claras en la localidad San Cristóbal.

Abstract

The Aguas Claras neighborhood has a deficit of public space compared to the average index of the town, which is 4.3 m2 (Administrative Department of the Public Space Ombudsman [DADEP], 2019); Since the neighborhood is informal in origin, it does not have enough public spaces for the community. Taking as reference the theories of eco-urbanism, placemaking, permaculture and collaborative urbanism, two main borders are proposed that limit the neighborhood for the development of active and passive areas, providing tools that contribute to the cultural and socio-economic aspects of the neighborhood, through strategies implemented in the design. The above, in order to generate a public space that strengthens the social fabric, linking the community with its immediate context (Eastern Hills) through plans, programs, district and regional projects, in order to promote sustainable practices.