INSPIRATION

Our inspiration in this project consisted of creating conscious and participative communities that cared about the development of the area and the importance of green spaces as areas of recreation and fun.

In the same way, our inspiration for this work was the city of Copenhagen - Denmark, one of the most important cities and development centers in the world; This city has managed to balance urban and population growth with environmental conservation and the protection of ecosystems.

Copenhagen is the capital and chief port of Denmark, a city that occupies the eastern part of Zealand and northern part of the island of Amager
Copenhagen - Denmark

Today Copenhagen is the most important green city in Europe, and the emission of pollutants has greatly decreased; With a population of approximately 1,969,941 inhabitants this Danish city has shown the world that you can think of economic development, without forgetting the importance of preserving the environment and forests.

Likewise, Barranquilla has this wonderful challenge of generating urban and economic growth and development, without forgetting also environmental and social development.
Barranquilla - Colombia


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In 2017 the figure reaches 219,973 hectares, equivalent to an increase of 23% compared to 2016. Deforestation in the Colombian Caribbean continues to increase. Deforestation in Atlántico IDEAM has warned that increases in deforestation levels are due in part to illegal mining, extensive ranching, land colonization and illicit crops, which have been growing in various regions of the country. (El espectador).  "According to IDEAM, during the last semester of 2018, 8.6% of total national deforestation was caused in the Caribbean Region (problems of 0.6% compared to the first semester of 2018), which was concentrated mainly in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. A p henomenon that has great repercussions for the country's sustainability and people's well-being." (El Heraldo, 2019).
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