REVICAR: Resignificación en el área urbana de la Ciénaga la Virgen a la altura de las unidades comuneras de gobierno (UCG) 4,5,6 en la ciudad de Cartagena

Abstract

The growth of cities without prior planning has generated a series of deficiencies in urban environments and informal development, which is why the segregation caused by the same is evident, affecting its natural and spatial environment, from those conditions the development of a more resilient urbanism capable of adapting to the cultural environment of the place is proposed. The coastal edge of the Ciénaga de la Virgen in the city of Cartagena is no stranger to the characteristics of a culturally and socially segregated city based on the living conditions of its inhabitants, where state priorities have left this population in oblivion, This is the case of the inhabitants living near the canals located on the coastline where the perimeter road serves as a barrier that allowed a pause in the expansion of informal neighborhoods, turning them into a population lacking in resources, clinging to meet their basic needs with whatever they can. Based on this, intervention strategies are established to mitigate the shortcomings of a place in the oblivion of the city. This project proposes an urban resignification at the edge of the Ciénaga la virgen, from the technical and planned implementation of the soluble needs to meet the difficulties faced today, implementing tools and strategies of urban design sensitive to water and resilient in neighborhoods with integral improvement that achieves the articulation of natural ecosystems and the development of new constructions that transform the territory, for a more productive and sustainable place.