amazonia open sky international museum: biodiversity

AMAZONIA OPEN SKY INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM:
BIODIVERSITY OBSERVATORY
Exhibition/
Fair Space
Meeting
Spaces
NOA 1097
Bike Parking
& Rental
Semi covered
Theatre/Cinema
Food&
Service Kiosks
Urban Farming
Restaurant
& Retail
Botanical Garden/
Bird and Insect
Sanctuary
Parking
Flowers
Tall-sized Trees
Hard Landscapes
Food Kiosks
Children’s
Playground
Small-Medium
Sized Trees
Meeting
Spaces
Creek
Shrub
Species
Tall-sized Trees
Food&
Service
Kiosks
Transverse
Pedestrian
Pathways
Small-Medium
Sized Trees
Flowers
Transverse
Pedestrian
Pathways
Tourist Pier/Dock
VISION 2060: ENVIRONMENTAL CLUSTER THAT IS BASED
ON CREATING A SUSTAINABLE REGION SHOWCASE
CONCENTRATED IN BIODIVERSITY AT A GLOBAL SCALE.
FOCUSED ON THE EXPLOITATION OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH OF BIODIVERSITY, ECOTOURISM, CULTURAL
EXPRESSIONS OF THE REGION AND SUSTAINABLE
LIVING FORMS OF INHABITING THE TERRITORY.
OBSERVATORY
Playground
Waterscapes
Small-Medium
Sized Trees
Bushes
ZONING
Hard Landscapes
Main Pedestrian Pathway
bicycle rental&
parking
outdoor cinema
restaurant
bird sanctuary
outdoor theatre
insect sanctuary
Bicycle Lane System
botanical garden
convention center
Pier/Dock
restaurant
pier/dock
wastewater treatment plant
(underground)
Bicycle Lane System
Pedestrian Pathways
Activity Areas
Green System
bar/disco
Disco/Bar
Pink Trumpet Tree
Flamboyant
Kapok Tree
Flamboyant
Kapok Tree
Moriche Palm
Yarumo Tree
Kapok Tree
Pear Tree
Pitch Apple
Rain Tree
Rain Tree
Pink Trumpet Tree
Pear Tree
Naked Albizia
Achiote Tree
Balsa Tree
Veitch's
Masdevallia
Parrakit Heliconia
Naked Albizia
GENERAL LENGHTWISE SECTION
This project aims to be a Center of Development in the Amazon region involving specifically Colombia, Peru and Brazil, given
their environmental and cultural tourism potential to be strengthened locally and globally.
Given the multi-nationality of this area, the area where the park is implanted would work as a "Special Area" , which follows some
parameters of the “Free Trade Zones” and/or “Fairgrounds”. In which there is some permeability, not only in the control of users,
but also in the management of the park.
The Amazonia Open Sky International Museum has as its main objective to strengthen tri-national relations that exist in this
frontier through a constructed fact, becoming a national and global attraction. It also seeks to give greater importance to the environment, biodiversity and indigenuos cultures of this region and be biodiversity observatory at first hand.
The activities included in the park, are looking to address the lack of public space for recreation uses for the neighboring urban
centers, as well as to create new attractions in the border cities. It seeks to involve the indigenous or native population in the
whole project not only as permanent displayers of their culture, but also as instructors of plant species and their capabilities in
alternative medicine and quality of human life.
The park's design is based on the “ braid concept ” and follows an organic architecture.
The spaces created seek to bring a new concept of what is defined as a park and public space where people can interact in new
and different scenarios.
One of the important scenarios are the water squares or "Waterscapes" that are landscapes that play with the water and interact
with the users emphasizing the importance of this element.
Another important scenario are Permanence Spaces where there is the use of artificial organic hills as urban furniture to create
a different and more inclusive urban furniture.
- Most of the materials to be used shall be of natural origin seeking to be local.
- For the pathways compacted sand or gravel will be used.
- The bike paths in concrete and the pier/boardwalk in wood of Eco-Sustainable Forest Farms.