Relación Entre Circulación Y Actividad: La Memoria De La Plaza: Una Estrategia Para La Conformación De Un Espacio De Mercado En Tena Cundinamarca.

Abstract

This research has as its objective to analyze the relationship between circulation, activity, and the capacity of spaces to be associated with memories and experiences, both at individual and collective levels, which influence the con tion of a market space in the urban center of the municipality of Tena, Cundinamarca, where agricultural producers can sell their products. The municipality of Tena has an agricultural tradition and the need to have a commercial interaction space; however, it does not have the ideal physical space for the commercialization of products. Historically, the main Santander Park space has been underutilized, due to the absence of planning, which has not supplemented spaces for the sale and commercialization of regional products. To carry out the research, a field or qualitative methodology was developed, which involved a variety of methods such as field visits, interviews, and mapping. Local producers, types of circulation, flow of people, spaces that foster activity, and types of users who are part of commercial spaces were analyzed, supported by referents, which allowed for the creation of a shuffled program to develop scenarios that constitute the design of the market space.