The structure and the architectural space, case study Bogotá - Tunja 1970

Abstract

This article intends to project, through comparative case analysis, a vision of the different elements of the structure that make up the structural system as a whole and project the place, in which the expression of structure and space harmonize the final result of the project: The structure as a spatial limit, which gives formand use; and architecture as an aesthetic expression based on a structural response, which can be manifestedin indoor and outdoor spaces, without departing from the parameters of balance, order and rigidity.
Being the space one of the computer principles of modern architecture and also vital for the architecturalresponse, the structure acquires greater value due to its functional, spatial, use and form importance, inexterior architectural spaces for private or public use, where Thethe structure becomes an integrating element. The space takes the form that the structure and the constructive elements mark. All this is a product of the design of space and structure designed and geometrized from the conception of the architectural project. The principles of modern architecture are more than necessary to achieve harmony in built buildings and, without a doubt, structure and space are protagonists in the scene proposed by the architecture itself in the building, thus contributing harmony and order.