Venecia un Barrio para la gente diseño de renovacion urbana del espacio público en el barrio Venecia Bogotá D.C

Abstract

The Venice neighborhood has developed spontaneously in recent years, it has become a commercial passage for the inhabitants of the place and the surrounding areas. The numerous informal merchants that line up every morning with their food, clothing, and accessory stalls become part of the daily passage and make Venice a local economic lung. As a resident of the neighborhood and an aspiring Architect, my interest is to make the place where I live safer, more orderly, prosperous and respectful. Developing a design proposal for urban renewal that improves the quality of life for pedestrians and integrating informal commerce so that it continues to increase the local economy. The idea is to turn the commercial space on Carrera 53 in the neighborhood into a more human area dedicated to the people who inhabit it, self-organizing the passage between what is and what should be. In the proposal, a mixed pedestrian promenade will be developed, designing squares and connection squares, Pergolas designed for different activities will be located, it will have a bike path strip in Carrera 53 connecting its surroundings, tree planting strip allowing a clear visualization and connectivity to In turn, it will have lighting, furniture, where this new city model is dedicated to the historical memory of the Venice neighborhood, its identity and the importance of pedestrians in public space. In this way, a culture that is more aware of the place will be promoted and thus Venice will be a neighborhood by and for the people.