Instituto de actualización y formación superior agrícola.

Abstract

This project stems from an understanding of the rapid and uncontrolled growth of the town of General Fernández Oro, which has resulted in a fragmented city and a significant decrease in productive land due to the intervention of the real estate and hydrocarbon sectors. This has jeopardized the livelihoods of thousands of people, as well as the cultural identity of the valley. In response to this problem, this project proposes an Institute for Agricultural Updating and Higher Education, providing support for new methods and technologies implemented in fruit farming practices, as well as addressing the growing demand for territorial expansion. It aims to satisfy the need for training and knowledge updates, and to foster sociocultural integration through the creation of a new neighborhood that extends the urban fabric while incorporating rural characteristics with numerous public spaces. This will promote sociocultural exchange through diverse community spaces and put an end to the town's irregular growth.