Catalizador urbano como revitalizador y articulador entre la plaza de Mercado y el Centro Histórico de Chiquinquirá-Boyacá

Abstract

The Chiquinquirá Boyacá market square as the capital of the western province seeks to become a generator of economy, tourism and industry, due to its centrality and the fact that it is a regional supply center between Bogotá, Bucaramanga and the west of the department. One of the strategies that solve the deterioration of infrastructure and the problem of occupation and loss of public space is to implement architectural strategies through an urban catalyst where the market square and its immediate surroundings are linked, in turn generating a connection and articulation with the historic center of the municipality. It is necessary to develop a field trip where through photographs and surveys it is possible to know the current state of the sector, finally it is proposed to implement an architectural project through design strategies for the development of a space quality public with an inclusive approach for people with disabilities, older adults, children and young people, on the other hand, it seeks to promote comprehensive, equitable and sustainable trade, in turn encouraging the development of sustainable tourism through the theory of urban acupuncture , ecotourism, different sustainability strategies, sustainability and energy efficiency, through the use of new technologies and clean energies.