CAN Master plan

by OMA+Gomez + Castro

Laura Duran

Rosangelica García

Hernán Dario Gómez

LOCALIZATION

BACKGROUND

The Administrative Center-CAN-National occupies

about 60 hectares, developed from the year 1,956,

buildings for the exclusive use of government offices.

1,956

EVB S.A.S. In order to make the renewal of

CAN, Virgilio Barco Company SAS

creates in 2012

Concept

“The CAN masterplan will be the

largest built institutional masterplan

in Latin America after Oscar

Neimeyer's Brasilia, built in the

1960s.”

scale comparisons

DeterminantsSimon Bolivar park

Puerta Peatonal

Transmilenio

U. Nacional

Aesthetics and Architectural Composition

Divide the area into three districts: the office area that connects the district with a financial, institutional and governmental area that will be linked to existing parks and cultural spaces, and connected to the existing campus college education

Public space - intervention

a green corridor of 30 hectares and arched

REVIEW ARCHITECTS

The national administrative center (CAN) is a new civic

center has a main shaft that connects the airport to the

center of Bogotá

This new axis is divided into three major factors

1 offices

2 institutional area

3 campus

requirements

Required occupancy

index 3,2

3 floor=100%

11 floor=39%

maximum

height = 19%

Density Studies

schedule

DEFENSE

INVESTMENT

People Service

JUSTICE

EQUITY

KNOWLEDGE

A

B

C

D

E

F

A

B C

D E

F

GOVERNMENT

RED

-120 buildings were constructed

-to 70 entities

-40 are Government

Ministry of Defence, to be built near the Simón Bolívar

park and have a new Plaza of the Fallen

ACTIVITIES

University

Campus

culture

trade

Residential

NO VIP

VIP

TRADE

11,000 homes

Condicion Existente

The process will take about 25 years

FURNITURE

MAP OF REGIONAL TRANSIT

SITP TRANSIT MAP

bridge and tunnel above

and below the 26

SITP

The existing

railway line is

replaced by a

line of SITP

FURNITURE OMA

Road Network

Location of vehicular bridges

Transmilenio routes

pedestrian routes

SOILS

Interact with greenery 26th

Street

Allow interaction with the

surrounding park

SoftSoft

Hard

location of parks

location central courtyards

IMPORTANT GREEN AREAS

PARKLAND

Ciudad versus

Naturaleza

OMA,

Rem Koolhaas

Shohei Shigematsu

NEW York,Director oficce

professionals involved in

the project

We always work with local teams to projects abroad. For the CAN was

essential to integrate the experience and knowledge of Julio Cesar Gomez

and Lorenzo Castro (architects), Carlos Moncada (mobility consultant),

Oscar Borrero (financial consultant) and Esteban Martinez (sustainability).

Architect julio Cesar Gómez Sandoval

Doctor Architect degree from the School of Architecture Barcelona -

"Polytechnic University of Catalonia" (Barcelona - SPAIN), 2011. thesis

Doctoral entitled "Fragment urban residential building in the metropolis

Barcelonesa "qualified" Excellent Cum Laude ". Director: Professor

Joaquín Sabate, Dr. Arch

Master in Urban and Regional Planning degree from the "Istituto

Universitario Architecttura di di Venezia - IUAV "(Venice - Italy), 1993.

Thesis entitled

"Urban requalification of Gethsemane district of Cartagena de Indias."

Director: Professor

Giorgio Lombardi.

Architect degree from the "Universidad Nacional de Colombia" -

(Bogotá - Colombia

Lorenzo Castro

Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá,

1988. As director of the

Professional Workshop Public

Space in 1998-2001, accompanied

Mayor Enrique Peñalosa in

developing urban project in a

more balanced and equitable for

the citizens city. Contribute to

the formulation of the plan of

parks, in plotting 120km network

of malls and 400 kilometers of

bicycle paths. This process, in

which the team of Professional

Workshop Public Space District

participates with other

institutions,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k5k2icb6WU

http://www.empresavirgiliobarco.gov.co/proyectos/Paginas/renovacion-can.aspx

http://eru.gov.co/documentos/Respuestas.pdf

http://www.jaclaesmeralda.org.co/site_01/docs/renovacion/comunicadoprensa0911201

2.pdf

http://www.eltiempo.com/colombia/bogota/ARTICULO-WEB-NEW_NOTA_INTERIOR-

13152195.html

http://www.eltiempo.com/colombia/bogota/renovacion-urbana-del-centro-

administrativo-nacional-can_13011882-4