Propuesta de Diseño de un Nodo Articulador de transporte para el desarrollo económico y social en la Sub-region norte de Casanare.

Abstract

Transport terminals and articulation nodes are aggregates of the transport service, since they are infrastructures and equipment for loading and unloading passenger and goods. These must have authorized records for their authorization, which is supported by several regulations, in turn, others are presented by the ministry of transport. These buildings must be functional for the user and their companions, they must also develop characteristics of spatiality, safety and comfort for the target population. In the same way, the transport articulating node project for economic and social development is based on the understanding of the different hypotheses and theoretical principles that Nikos Salingaros exposes in his theory of nodes, connections and hierarchy. At the same time, throughout the investigation, it proposes a concept of centrality and hierarchy understood under the theory of central places and in theories of urban space that frame economic growth within the importance of the urban network, consolidating itself as a useful solution to current transport spaces; in pursuit of the goals set for regional economic development, managing to impact progress and social welfare. Finally, this series of applicable and replicable conclusions, as structuring axes and the formation of a network in the northern subregion of Casanare from the case study of Trinidad.