Integración sostenible del humedal Juan Amarillo con el área urbana de Suba: Formulación del diseño sostenible del paisaje y la arquitectura, para la conservación y preservación del ecosistema.

Abstract

It is the Juan Amarillo wetland located in the town of Suba, one of the most extensive ecosystems in Bogotá, it provides vitality on urban areas of Suba and Engativá, a natural element belonging to the district ecological parks body of the main environmental structure, presents conditions of invasion, industry and contamination, due to illegal urbanization and limits made up of metal barriers that disarticulate the wetland with the city, enabling lack of integration and appropriation of the place by part of the adjoining inhabitants for its care and protection. Due to this problematic, it is proposed formulate the sustainable landscape design and architectural equipment, that integrates the ecosystem from the lower and middle third of the wetland with the urban area of Suba, applying a holistic cycle methodology that allows adopting strategies since the use of renewable materials, the perception of cryptosystems, treatises on landscaping and artistic principles for landscape design and architecture, representing the archaeological and historical value of the Muisca culture of the place. Likewise, enabling a contribution to sustainable development, increasing an integration that conserves and preserves the natural ecosystem of the wetland, interrelating social and cultural dynamics, implemented throughout the existing urbanizations since Carrera 130 to Carrera 122C Bis with Calle 128 Bis.