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Each one of these characteristics or conditions separately require systematic analysis thus theylead the way to approach and, each one can define as follows a given territory:NATURAL LANDSCAPE: defined as the existing conditions and natural structures such as thewaterways (rivers, streams, creeks), wetlands and flooding areas, forestry, diverse groups of trees,bushes and gardens (determined by diverse densities, heights, colors, etc.).It is the natural embedded landscape in the territory.
URBAN LANDSCAPE: the appearance of built volumes.It is the skyline that can be drawn as an image of the landscape within the territory.GEOMETRICAL TYPOLOGIES: translation of existing layouts within the project site.It is the definition and requirements at different scales and systemic work, as part of a reading specifyingcharacteristics and selective landscape or urban facts. It could determine topological itemsto characterize parts of the proposed project or as part of a bigger conceptualization.
Page 1: THESIS PROJECT - 2022ALEJANDRA REST
Page 5: PA(I)SAJE BOTÁNICO“BOTANICAL PAS
Page 9: “And now I cannot remember how I
Page 13: MEDELLÍN
Page 17: BELLO
Page 22: The economic milestone that prompte
Page 27: Old Railway StationMetro Transit Sy
Page 30: Quitasol HillNiquia Metro StationAv
Page 35 and 36: THE RIVER _002
Page 38 and 39: The lack of planning and the excess
Page 41: THE TERRITORY _003
Page 47 and 48: THE FLORA _004
Page 49 and 50: CEDROScientific Name: CedrusAttract
Page 51: CAOBASScientific Name: Swietenia ma
Page 54 and 55: TORTOLAScientific Name: Columbina t
Page 56 and 57: PAJARO CARPINTEROScientific Name: M
Page 59: REFERENCES _006
Page 63 and 64: Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Cen
Page 67 and 68: Capita Spring - Bjarke Ingels Group
Page 71: INITIAL APROACH _007
Page 77: BUILDINGS
Page 89: SEAMS
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THE PASSAGE_008
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“THE RESULT IS NOT A CRAVEN, APOL
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The movement through the space expo
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AXONOMETRIC SECTION
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STRUCTURE
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DETAIL
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COLUMNS
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JOINT
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WATER HARVESTINGThe project looks o
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1. Public Natures. Evolutionary Inf
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CONCLUSIONS
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FURTHER WORK
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AKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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