Hábitat urbano para la resignificación del paisaje y articulación de los escenarios deportivos, Monterrey, Casanare.

Abstract

The municipality of Monterrey in the department of Casanare has been conditioned by historical violence, collective imagination, and high temperatures, which have shown less interest in establishing social networks at the urban level, making it difficult to integrate and include different populations in certain areas, especially those with a high urban deterioration deficit. One of the areas in decline at the urban and landscape level is the largest stage at the municipal level, the Olympic Village of Monterrey, with a high hierarchy at the regional level followed by other sports facilities built for training, recreation, and sport. However, at present most of these inclusion areas have a spatial relationship with deteriorated areas outside or inside them, so they have become urban focal points for the search for strategies to integrate and include different populations. Therefore, this project establishes design determinants for the urban and landscape intervention of seven neighborhoods with a high potential for sports interaction, generating the articulation between the built environment and the social environment with a proposal of dynamic uses, so that it functions as an opportunity to improve the habitability at the urban level and the construction of the social fabric and, at the same time, potentiate the sports dynamics of the town at regional level.