Centro Multipropósito Street Fusión

Abstract

The sports infrastructure of the city of Bogotá is characterized by having scenarios for conventional sports, as evidenced in the Simón Bolívar Metropolitan Park, which is equipped with a soccer stadium, basketball courts, micro-soccer, skating rinks, among others; When going down the scale of the parks, there is evidence of a tendency towards conventional sports, such as in the Villa Mayor Zonal Park, of the Restrepo Local Planning Unit (UPL), which has paved soccer and basketball courts, a flat skating rink, tennis court, and a calisthenics gymnasium area. It reflects the lack of planning towards the new generation sports infrastructure that contemplates appropriate scenarios for new sports trends, such as Skateboarding and BMX Freestyle, sports that were included in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in the modalities of Street and Park. As a result of the evident lack of a place with the appropriate characteristics to practice sports together, as well as the invasion of space and the inclusion of sports in society through the Olympic Games, a public space scenario is proposed in the park of Zonal Villa Mayor of the Restrepo UPL, as a sports, recreational, cultural and economic enhancer, which responds to the dynamics of the sector, using the scenario as an instrument for recreational and professional practice, articulated with complementary green areas of passive and active use for the rest of the community