Arquitectura · 2024

Diseño de un nodo intermodal en la calle 80 del noroccidente de Bogotá: Plan vial y estrategias urbanas para la mejorar de la movilidad

Resumen

From the colonial era to the present day, Latin American cities suffered strong changes in their urban footprint, expanding it greatly, this increased onnectivity to territories that were integrated into the functional and economic structure of the city (Cortés, 2005), the majority of these cases caused the demographics to increase in their peripheral areas, converting the closest territories into suburban territories. When the urban footprint of two cities or municipalities joins with others, they become more crowded and generate strong pendulum movements outside and inside the metropolitan territory, whether for work, study or leisure, causing negative impacts in cities, to which is added the little work that has been done on the projection of plans to mitigate the constant expansion of joy urban footprint.

Palabras clave