Centro de desarrollo comunitario en Bosa San José sector II modelo de reactivación a las oportunidades de los jóvenes y adultos con discapacidad a través del bienestar e integración

Abstract

The town of Bosa, in Bogotá-Colombia, is one of the most marginal and with social gaps in the city, which is why this monograph proposes the addition of a sector to the Eden el Rest partial plan, which manages to improve the quality of life of the population of the San Bernardino sector in Bosa (edge neighborhood). The proposed addition occurs through the distribution of burdens and benefits, with a central focus on the detailed proposal of a social integration facility, this in order to create harmony and equity within the community, at the same time seeking to guide the design of the public space of the Eden partial plan, the rest through the green areas and avenues included in the formulated addition. Commercial malls will be meeting spaces and economic strengthening; The public space will function as a function of integration with nature. The Community Development Center (CDC) aims to be a multifunctional space, in this case it will be focused on young people from 14 to 28 years old and adults with disabilities from 29 to 59 years old, but accessible to the entire population, which will contain spaces for cultural, social, academic and basic physical rehabilitation development. The proposal seeks to explore a more pleasant, active environment that generates social construction.