Ritmos del agua: formulación de un estudio de paisaje como herramienta de valoración, para el análisis de los humedales, tomando como caso de estudio el humedal Juan Amarillo.

Abstract

The study of wetlands has been approached from different disciplines, always focused on what It is interesting to know each one of them, in the same way from architecture it has been given a vision completely different from the use of these ecosystems. The management and interventions that have been given to wetlands have been proposed from a planning perspective, in terms of the needs urban, however this is not enough to make them visible, for this reason the development of a landscape study that proposes the analysis of these from a holistic view that allows to make visible the needs and utilities of an ecosystem such as the Juan Amarillo wetland, in addition to being an opportunity to promote strategies that function appropriately to various problems and needs. The study of landscape is proposed in three moments: the characterization, the definition of attributes in the landscape units and the proposal of strategies and actions, these are developed in themselves same with different components necessary for the study of the wetland, from the characterization quantitative to qualitative, to develop the analysis from various criteria and thus value or recognize the attributes of the place and better understand its functioning within the city and its relationship with the context.