Intervención estratégica en el proceso de conurvación de Chia y Cota

Abstract

The growth of the urban areas of each municipality and the concentration of the population in certain cities such as the capital of the country, has caused the urban population to spread around them to the point of encompassing the majority of the municipality and developing in neighboring places. . In the Colombian case, the savannah of Bogotá has experienced this situation, where its urban sprawl is presented in a disorderly and discontinuous manner without planning over time, recognizing the sociocultural and spatial dynamics that transform the city's limiting edges. In the case of Cota and Chía, being located in the vicinity of Bogotá to the north and northwest, they have been two municipalities that over the years have witnessed spatial and population growth due to the economic development of various activities such as commerce. By not having planning that responds to the situation, the ecological network has been affected by the invasion of the lands of indigenous communities on Majuy Hill, causing their displacement, generating negative environmental and social impacts. As a result of this problem, an intervention is proposed from the architectural urban design that allows the development of a model of uses in this conurbation.