Tejiendo el Amazonas, la estructuración urbana como tejido y desarrollo espacial de la ronda hídrica del malecón de Leticia

Abstract

Weaving the Amazon, the urban structuring as weaving and spatial development of the Leticia waterfront, is a regional urban project with a type of correlational research with a mixed research approach whose general objective is to develop an urban structure that physically and spatially potentiates the socio-cultural, environmental and economic dynamics, weaving them in an organized manner in an urban piece of Leticia and its water ring. Counteracting the problem of urban informality due to migration, poverty and other factors that established human settlements. Therefore, strategies are analyzed within a conceptual theoretical framework, referencing theories such as: the urban network, urban structuring, water-sensitive cities, biomimicry, biophilia and ecosystem services, as guidelines for research design obeying a variable of the urban structuring and its relationship with the spatial development of the Leticia boardwalk water ring, as a regional urban project adaptable to the socio-cultural and economic environment of a potential sector and regional competitiveness