ECO-URBAN STRATEGIES TO RESTORE HERITAGE IN LURIFICO

Abstract

 To talk about territory seen as a physical space of biotic and ecosystemic interaction leaves immersed its history in time being now tangible and authentic, this is the built heritage, which are historical constructions of strong cultural identity and seal. In a context of degraded ecosystems, ecourbanism emerges as a necessary tool to build sustainable cities, optimizing the use of natural resources and promoting equitable urban development for future generations. The studied territory composed of its own dynamics, is the Lurifico sector in Chepén, a peripheral area that intertwines natural and cultural elements, hosts the National Monument Casa y Dependencia de la Antigua Hacienda Lurifico declared of national interest by the Commission of Culture and Cultural Heritage in 2018, whose building remains today become precarious spaces and informal use. Thus, the article presents understanding and study of urban cities and their eco-friendly components with profiles, such as heritage, water, public space and communal, with the aim of revitalizing the sector based on eco-urban parameters, the methodology used corresponds to a qualitative approach and direct observation that contributes to a tangible understanding of the degraded scenario. Finally, the project proposes a macro block that prioritizes pedestrian transit, restoration of heritage buildings, recompositing of green structures and the edges of the ditch are now public spaces, renovated and integrated into an urban scheme of eco-urban revitalization for the Lurifico sector, providing new opportunities for the community.