Paseo Tulueño Autocorrelación espacial urbano-rural a través del río Tuluá para el diseño de la zona de transición

Abstract

In architecture, the value of spatial autocorrelation is the urban and rural landscape, reflected from the area of urban concentration and the area of rural dispersion, which have an indirect proportional relationship that is projected over time in the transition zone, generating the fragmentation of these two elements of the landscape. Understanding this in architecture, a project of spatial design of the transition zone will be carried out, which will be called "Paseo Tulueño" for the integration of the main elements of the landscape, through the main ecological structure of the municipality of Tuluá. To this end, we propose a design project for the urban-rural fabric, which does not have a discontinuity between the layout, from the urban periphery to the rural perimeter, where the user does not necessarily perceive the change, through the social, economic and environmental relationship that make up a territory.