PORTFOLIO MARIANELA PRIORI SÁENZ Architect
INDEX National University of La Plata, MARIANELALivingFromPersonnummer+46priorisaenzm@gmail.comArgentina737079932930428-5860ArgentinainStockholmPRIORISÁENZ Architect INTERESTS AND RESEARCH ARCH. TERRITORIALHIGHFINALTECHNICALHOUSINGGRAPICHCOMPETITIONDOCUMENTATIONDESIGNDOCUMENTATIONDEGREEPROJECTDENSITYHOUSINGPLANNING ACADEMIC PROFESSIONALCURRICULUMPROJECTSVITAEPROJECTS 1842243440486470
ABOUT ME
From Argentina living in Stockholm. Graduated as an architect in Septem ber 2018 from Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the National Universi ty of La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina. I finished my studies with the presentation of my final project: which was about a Uni versity building for students and gradua tes with coworking spatial methodology. Different work experiences allowed me to learn va rious aspects of the profession: about the design process as a team and how to make project pre sentations, from graphic content to oral explana tion; the possibility to make the graphic documen tation of houses to present to the municipality for the approval of the plans; and more administrative features of architecture: writing technical specifi cations for public tender constructions and having meetings with building maintenance companies. My goal as an architect is to contribute and acqui re knowledge about the design and construction of sustainable collective housing and cultural public buildings; methods and strategies for the develop ment of new urbanizations and in parallel, continue training myself with graphic and digital tools for materialize concepts and ideas in an impactful way. I believe in architecture as a human scien ce responsible for creating and impro ving the spaces that societies inhabit, and for this reason my professional objective is to learn to generate positive social impacts.
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WORK EXPERIENCE
FacultySTUDENT2017ASSISTANCEofArchitectureand Urbanism, National University of La Plata Student assistance in the entry course. Accom paniment of new students in the first contact with the university environ ment and other learning methodologies. We perform modern architecture re search and analysis exercises that intro duce them to the concepts of scale, form, and function.
Sept. FeministRESEARCH2021-PRESENTINTERSHIPurbanisminurban planning FADU,UBA Our research studies the interweaving of theory and ideas associated with feminist Urbanism, in different cases of public urban policies.
Apr. drawerArchitecturalINDEPENDENT2016-PRESENT|FREELANCEdesignerandplans
Housing design. Drawing of digital gra phic content: concepts, 3D imeges, mu nicipal and contructions plans. Oct. 2018-Apr. 2020 MinistryARCHITECTof environment and Public Space, General direction of recycling, Government of Buenos Aires city, Ar gentina Working for eighteen months as Cad de signer, thecnical advice and small cons truction site supervision in centers where cooperatives of workers classify urban solid weaste for subsequent recycling. Seeking care of the environment and so cial Maininclusion.tasksand responsibilities: -Site visits to gather specifications of bearing structure and installations to up date the architecture plans. -Supervision of building´s maintenance companies. Febr.
StudioINTERNSHIPJan.2016CHD,Chiurazzi and Díaz achi Buenostects, Aires, Argentina Junior intern in architecture studio that is mainly de dicated to the design and construction of educational buildings. Main tasks and responsibilities: -Make the architectural plans to present them in a magazine. -Design and budget the project of the sports field of a university.
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EDUCATION
3 2011-2018 MASTER IN ARCHITECTURE Faculty of Architecture and Urban Panning , National University of La Pla ta (Buenos Aires, Argentina) BACHELOR2006-2010IN COMPUTER Dante Alighieri Institute (Bariloche, Río Negro, Argentina ) Sept. DIGITAL2020ILLUSTRATION Fala Atelier Ago. WORKSHOP2019 -Feminist utopias- “towards a non-binary fu ture”, Ciudad del Deseo. FADU-UBA -“The background as a front - Ríoplatense´s reconquest”, Somos Sudestada. FADU-UBA May. WORKSHOP2017 - Tolouse, France Masterplan design, team work FAU-UNLP + Ecole Nationale Supérieure d´architecture, Toulouse, Alto Garona, France. Sept. STEELFRAMING2016 SYSTEM Building with galvanized profiles- Works´ do cumentation with the steel framing system . May. WORKSHOP2016 - Chaco, Argentina Masterplan design, team work FAU-UNLP + FAUD-UNC + FAPyD-UNR + FAUD-UNMDP Sept. COLLEGE2015EXTENSION Student assistance in course of reading te chnical documentation for workers linked to FAU-UNLPconstruction DIGITAL Autocad VraySketchRevitPhotoshopOfficeLumionIlustrator2Dup ANALOG Sketching | Watercolor LA NGUAGES SPA NI SH- Native ENGLISH- Advanced ITALIAN- Università per Stranieri di Siena - Livello due B2 SWEDISH- Beginner at SFI COURSES & INTERESTS SKILLS
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FEMINIST URBANISM IN URBAN PLANNING, FADU-UBA
U rbanism advocates the transformation of nu merous forms of violence and existing asymme tries, towards a scenario of full integration of all people, and placing special emphasis on the fair, equitable, and equal distribution of resources and resources. opportunities for women and men.
VILLA 20 - BUENOS AIRES
This p olitical position uses the Gender Pers pective as a methodological tool to achieve a type of diagnosis that is situated, participa ted, and reflects the totality of diverse visions of the social actors, (and in particular of wo men); in the process of designing public policies that manage to mitigate or reverse the current ly existing situations of privilege or oppression.
The resurgence of Feminism in the public agenda, this time as a global politi cal force, currently demands and requires its consideration and incorporation in the ways of planning, designing and managing the city.
Director: MG. Arq. AnabellaDate:Roitman2021
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We study the imbrication of theories and ideas as sociated with feminist urbanism in different cases of public national and international urban proposals. We critically analyze the features in which it is possible to verify this interweaving in the plan ning phases, through the urban planning instru ments applied, the management-participation models adopted and the project resources chosen. The case study addressed was the com prehensive re-urbanization project of Villa 20 in Buenos Aires, Argentina; whose objec tive is the urban, housing and socio-economic in tegration of the inhabitants of the neighborhood, through instruments of citizen participation.
ELEMENTS OF THE URBAN STRUCTURE
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9 AREAS Solid Consolidatedarea area New EQUIPMENTneighborhoodDininginstitutionSocial/politicalHealthChildhoodcareand education STREETS AND PASSAGES Current PassagesProjectedOpenProjectedstreetsstreetspassagespassagesofthenew neighborhood DIVERSITYPROXIMITYSPACESCOMMONREPRESENTATIVE NESSVITALITYAUTONOMY Understanding public space as places that allow collective exchange and community strengthening. “It is the first place where the city’s crisis mani fests itself with greater force and frequency” Bor ja and Muxi, “Public space, city and citizenship”.
PLAZAS DE BOLSILLO (pocket squares) were born in Santiago de Chile looking for temporary solutions for vacant sites. They are spaces for public use transformed through tactical furniture, vegetation, urban art. The term “pocket” implies that all the elements that make up the square can be moved to another site once a definitive intervention is determined. This means a change in the way in which the State executes its public policies, worrying not only about large infrastructure works, but also about small interventions that have a high impact on people. It is recognized that pocket plazas do not replace a public plaza or park, but are a flexible, temporary, and experimental alternative that adds value to vacant land. They also complement the public offer of free spaces for collective use, taking advantage of an asset owned by everyone in an innovative way.
PLAZA OF SEXUAL DIVERSITY, Montevideo. Carried out wi thin the framework of the Ciudad Vieja Program on a hu man scale carried out by the Intendancy, seeking to stren gthen the areas for pedestrian use and recover the public space of the neighborhood that gave birth to the city. The project that generates a sloping topography capa ble of functioning as a support for the stay, contempla tion and coexistence, was the product of the rich ex change maintained with the different LGBTIQ+ groups.
REFERENCES AND GOOD PRACTICES IN URBAN PLANNING
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OKUPLAZA DEL RECICLAJE, Valparaiso, Chile.
“Will it be possible to recycle thousands of plas tic bottles in a city where currently there are no recycling habits, adequate infrastructure, or an installed recycling system? Is it possible to co-pro duce with citizens a public space made of rubbi sh, transforming it into something valuable?”
Developed by Ciudad Emergente, Okupla za implements high-impact social inno vation tactics to improve quality of life.
FLICKRUM-PLACES FOR GIRLS by White Arkitekter, Skarpnäck, Stockholm, Sweden 2017. What can architecture offer those who experience exclusion? Flickrum explores the urban realm from the perspective of a teenage girl. The aim of the project was to develop practical methods for equitable architecture by giving girls an opportunity to design their ideal public space. As cities are planned today, public spaces aren’t used equally amongst girls and boys: until the age of seven, boys and girls use public facili ties such as playgrounds equally but from the age of eight this changes. Statistics shows that from this age 80 percent of the users are boys, while girls feel ten times more insecure in public pla ces. We initiated a project to find out why and how to accommodate places for girls in the city.
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PUBLIC CO-PLACES: the pedestrian walkways projected in the comprehensive re-urbaniza tion plan for Villa 20 are elements with signifi cant potential for citizen use. Public circulation spaces that, equipped with adequate equip ment and vegetation, encourage the appropria tion of what is public, generating meeting, lei sure and recreation spaces for the community. environment CO - PLACES
COMMON: that is used by seve ral individuals or a community.
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PASAJE EVA ESTELA CARRIZO, VILLA 20
PLACE: Ana Ortiz uses the concept of place approached as a social construction. The space becomes a place through the action of indivi duals, who through the daily use of space, hu manize it and fill it with meaning and content.
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14 CO-DESIGN of the equipment of passages to promo te its use by the neighbors. SOLAR ELEMENTSCONTROLSOLARCONTROLELEMENTSSPACESFORRESTSPACESFORRESTSTREETSELLERSPACESTREETSELLERSPACE
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It is a political position that proposes to transform the principles of the configuration of cities. Placing people’s daily lives at the center of decisions and differentiating themselves from the commodification of spaces. It contributes to a physical and social transformation by breaking down hierarchies and transforming realities in order to create cities with equal opportunities for all.
16 So, what’s to me ? URBAN FEMINISMURBAN FEMINISMURBAN FEMINISM
17 Image from “Urbanismo Feminista en la Planificación Urbana” FAU-UBA
18 COMPETITIONARCH. MOVEMENT - COMMUNITY - EXCHANGE
We use this project as an opportunity to create urban and collective spaces on the shore of the lake, a revaluation that as citizens of Ba riloche, we believe has always been a necessity. - NATURE - CITY
19 CREATIVE SPACES Project: Teamwork (4) Date: 2020
In response to Opengap´s contest require ments proposed for hostel design for inspira tion and creativity. Located in San Carlos de Bariloche, a tourist city in Argentine Patagonia. Surrounded by lakes and mountains, the city presents a great local artistic tradition and func tions as a point of attraction for other artists and visitors from América Latina and the world.
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20 We propose the experience of a tour in direct contact with nature, connecting the city and the lake, in a slow transition between public and pri vate. Thinking of a post-pandemic architecture, emphasizing open spaces, outdoor circulations. The project opens up to the city to pro vide it with a public recreational spa ce where to exhibit the works produced. In this way, the program is divided: the shared spaces with the community are grouped in a buil ding-square, taking advantage of the unevenness between the street and the lake, respecting the vi suals from the city generating a roof-viewpoint pro viding the city with much-needed urban equipment. Continuing the exterior route that is proposed, the artists access a platform that advances over the lake to which floating modules of rooms/workshops are attached. Three different typologies plays with the entry of light and the framing of the visuals on the lake. At the top of this platform, submerged in the waters of the Nahuel Huapi lake, is the room of silence, a space for absolute introspection that invites you to enjoy a unique visual experience. URBAN AND COMMUNITY USE
FLOATING STUDIOS ARTSPLASTICMEDITATION ARTSMUSICAL
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23 C I T Y PUBLIC SQUARE PUBLIC GALLERY
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25 LOTE 43 HOUSE Project: Teamwork (2) Date: 2021 Realization of projects images for Annie Flores, registered architect in Buenos Aires. For this project we use Autocad, Revit, lumion and Adobe Photoshop. PROJECT IMAGES
26 CN HOUSE Project: Teamwork (2) Date: 2021 Realization of projects images for Annie Flores, registered architect in Buenos Aires. For this project we use Autocad, Revit, Lumion and Adobe Photoshop.
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29 MARIA’S HOUSE Project: Teamwork (2) Date: 2020 Realization of projects images for Graciana Sáenz, registered architect in Trenque Lauquen, province of Buenos Aires. Project of family´s house. Used tools: autocad, sketchup and lumion.
30 OUR FAMILY HOUSE Project: Date:Individual2021 Graphic representation of our hou se rental for social media ads. House located in Bariloche, Rio Negro, Argentina. GRAPHIC OFREPRESENTATIONAFACADE
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Project: Individual Representation of a meeting and permanence space of a house-flat in the neighborhood of Parque Centenario, Buenos Aires. Ilustration created with Adobe Photoshop.
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Homes and ways of living have been changing and develo ping hand in hand and consequent ly with the continuous change of societies. I believe that it is our duty as architects to rethink the current and future needs of the inhabitants in order to provide access to homes that accompany and promote the culture of the collective in balance with the environment and nature.
BLUEPRINT OF SEMI-URBAN HOUSING
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To solve the need for housing in the city in a more communal way without growing in height, providing shared private and outdoor spaces for young people seeking to access their first home.
36 THREE HOUSES T.L. Project: Date:individual2019
This project of three single-family homes is located in an semi-urban neighborhood un der development in the city of Trenque Lauquen, in the west of the province of Buenos Aires. The morphology of the town responds to the shape of a checkerboard with orthogonal roads. It is a low-density urban center, whe re the main ways of living are in priva te houses either in town or the countryside.
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The importance of the atmosphere genera ted by the materials and furniture in response to the taste and way of inhabiting the space.
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Realization of architectural plans for Graciana Sáenz, registered architect in the province of Buenos Aires. Graphic representation of municipal plans, layout and carpentry binders for approval and construction. Wet construction system, the most traditional in Argentina so far, although steel framing is slowly beginning to develop.
42 HOUSING PLANS Project: Team (2) Date: 2019
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BUILDING MAINTENANCE OF RECYCLING
As an architect in the Ministry of the Environment and Public Space, we worked together with cooperatives of urban solid waste recyclers in order to improve the conditions of their workspaces. Realization of technical plans for maintenance and remodeling of recycling centers in Buenos Aires city.
Project:CENTERSTeam(2)Date:2019
CENTRO VERDE SOLIS: Remodeling of kitchen, changing rooms and offices. Installation plans of electricity, sanitary water supply and sewage drains.
CENTRO VERDE DE LA ROSA: Construction of the fire prevention and extinguishing installation.
TECHNICAL PLANS FOR PUBLIC TENDER
Responding to the need to improve the ope ration of the recycling centers and taking care of the workers, we carried out the design of the layout that divides the uses and circula tions inside the buildings. Signs of different co lors and patterns delimit dangerous areas, ma terial collection sectors, vehicular traffic, etc.
LAYOUT PLANS
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Project: Date:Individual2018
Within the framework of the Final Degree Project, carrying out a theme chosen indepen dently by the student, as an approach to profes sional life, in order to consolidate the integration of specific knowledge from different disciplinary areas and covering them with theoretical, con ceptual, methodological, technological and cons tructive aspects. It seeks to approach the deve lopment of the project, from a broad, global and totalizing perspective, incorporating historical, cultural and urban aspects, passing through the approach to the site, taking sides, proposing ideas and researching the program of needs; and then get to the materialization of the idea.
EDUCATION AL INSTITUTIONS LABORSPHEREUTRATSPINCUBATOR STUDENTS GRADUATES‘ANDINCUBATOR
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The intention that leads this project is to diffuse the barriers that separate the academic training stage from the job stage in a person’s professional life. In a globalized present where almost physical and virtual limits do not exist thanks to connectivity and mobility in constant development, the educa tional and labor architecture responds each time to a lesser measure to the needs of the users.
The project seeks to resolve the spatial needs of the new mechanism of apprehension of knowledge and labor development by the new generations, offering a direct connection with the labor market, having coworking ex periences with creative a innovative results.
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SITE AND PUBLIC SPACE
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The chosen site is the “North Forest Group” of the campus of the National Uni versity of La Plata, located in the munici pality of Ensenada, Buenos Aires province. The sector is a new academic space built whe re a clandestine detention center worked du ring the military dictatorship resigning the site for the growth of higher education. The building is located at the south-west entrance to the campus, using the poten tial of contact with the main avenue, mer ging three cities: La Plata, Berisso y Ensenada. The professional workers´ incubator works as a landmark building of the University: with its image marks the access to the campus, allowing to reach the internal street that conn tects with the pavilions through the permeable ground floor. Its proportions rises representing the end of the pavilions, offering a free ground floor for embrace ment and expansion at level 0.00.
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The objective of the program and the layout of the plan is to offer the user multiple and diffe rent spaces according to their way of working. Open plan: computers area, living rooms, coffee space. These spaces are characterized by be ing open, favoring interaction. They differ from each other in size, orientation and equipment.
A central atrium emerges from the entran ce plaza that concentrates the vertical cir culation and the junction of all the acti vities and spaces that the building offers.
Private boxes: They are closed spaces for ac tivities that require some privacy, introspec tion and / or concentration. They are also differentiated by size according to the num ber of people who participate in their use.
As for the program, the merely public activi ties for the entire community (bookstore, cafe teria, library) are located on the first levels up to the intermediate terrace, which has physi cal exercise activities and outside expansion.
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SPACE USES: All levels have dynamic and freely appropriated spaces and comple ments of closed and intimate rooms for the development of specific activities. A zonal air conditioning system was de signed, allowing variation according to the orientation and number of users.
SEMI-COVERED PATIOS: offer the user expansion to the outside in hei ght and recirculation of interior air.
INTERMEDIATE TERRACE: all levels converge there and maintain a closer scale relations hip between the user and the environment.
SOLAR ORIENTATION: Is taken into ac count to decide uses and vertical enclo sures. The vertical circulation and service modules were placed on the south-west and south-east facades. Modules of a me tal mesh surround the building on the nor th facade, controlling the entry of the sun.
60 1267534STEEL BOXES BASEMENT (RC) VERTICAL ENVELOPE -Work place construction -Ground movement -Napa water pumping -Excavation of fundations-Steelmesh and fundations filling -Construction of formwork, reinfor cement and filling of heads, funda tion beams and basement structure of reinforced concrete -Concrete structure link with steel -Assembly of main steel structure: columns and composite beams -Filling of light concrete interfloors and cooperating steel sheet -Mounting of boxes in site: Dry system of steel structure and vertical and horizontal clo sures -Hoisting of boxes to its module po sition by tower cranes -Bolted link with the main structure -Modulation and assembly of techni cal floor in each level -Placement of vertical closing in each level after placing the boxes CONSTRUCTION PROCESS
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The use of steel was chosen as the main structure because it is a material that allows to resolve the in tented architectual morphology: general structure in connection with insulated elements, the lightwei ghted and slim boxes in comparison to the concrete.
The structural project is synthesized in a prism of laminated steel columns and beams and a cross-sectional overhanging system in cer tain modules, all supported by two levels of reinforced concrete beams and columns.
PRINCIPAL STRUCTURE
At the same time , the steel parts assem bly system allows to optimize the construc tion process in less time, dividing it into sub-systems: assembling the boxes at 0.00 le vel at the same time as the buildings’ floors.
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The architecture of the house addresses a pro blem related to the new functional needs of living, due to transformations of the way of living and families conformation. Paying special attention to its urban condition and the new relationships that can be established with the public space and ur ban landscape in order to revitalize and qualify. It also addresses the complexity that originated by densification, with the consequent study of the yield, scale, morphology and language of the block and the possibilities between the public ur ban-environmental spaces and the private ones.
COLLECTIVE HOUSING Project: Teamwork (2) Date: 2016
OVERLAY OF PUBLIC / SEMI-PUBLIC / PRIVATE USES PATIOS FIXEDPERMEABILITYCIRCULATIONDIFFERENTEXPANSIONSANDOFUSES//POINTS
The team’s initiative was to think about diffe rent spatial variables: totally public, semi-pu blic and private. Also, to achieve the design of various homes responding to a variety of in habitants, with the possibility, each of them, to have a great expansion to the outside.
The aim of this project is the de sign of a high-density housing complex, ta king into account the characteristics of the site and the new ways of contemporary life.
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The objective of this project is to recogni ze the factors that impact in the different scales of territorial planning: at the metro politan, regional and sub-regional level to un derstand and be able to address urban problems.
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Just as in architectural design, in te rritorial planning, changing the scale is not only expanding and reducing the plane, but also recognizing new intervening elements.
URBAN SPACEProject:COMPONENTSTeamwork(2)Date:2016
The practical work consists of the elaboration of three plans corresponding in turn to the three work scales where the selected variables will be marked according to each level and a synthesized report where the conclusions of each stage will be drawn.
These three areas of the province of Buenos Ai res, Argentina have been chosen to deepen the concept of scale through two variables: the identification of the different city systems ac cording to the different urban herarchies, with the communication roads at their various levels.
METROPOLITAN AREA OF BUENOS AIRES
REGIONAL AREA 1:50.000: -Define Hierarchies of Urban Centers among the parties in the region. Its evolution and how urban expansion has been modifying the system. -Traffic routes: regional road structure. -Urban structure: urban, rural, diverse, compact, -Identityetc. of the area: environmental and producti ve -RecognizeURBANcharacteristics.AREA1:10.000:elements of identity: routes, neigh borhoods, -Differentiateborders.theurban area from the rural area in relation to the main roads of circulation.
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REGIONAL AND SCALE ANALYSIS METROPOLITAN AREA 1:300.000: -Analyze the limits of the urban and the rural, with their intermediate values. -How are the contours or edges, identify muni cipalities and a certain urban hierarchy, centers, sub-centers, new centralities, etc.
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-Regional structure of roads and railways.
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Turistic centers cities - rural coasts
-Magdalena: Supporting a commercial and adminis trative center supplying small coastal cities by buil ding public facilities for shops and recreation on a large scale (shopping centers, cultural centers, thea ters) and social housing for permanent residence.
Rural road- enhancing rural tourism South corridor- high-speed route connecting the Atlantic coast with the urban center of La Plata
-Promote coastal-rural tourism in the sec tor: provide infrastructure services urban equi pment to all cities to ensure their growth -Guarantee connectivity: impro ving the state of the Provincial Route.
-Punta Indio: establishing a seaside resort for the reali zation of water sports and relationship with the ecolo gical reserve by generating a wide sector of beaches for leisure and the deployment of elements for water sports, construction of piers and public facilities for services.
Punta Indio: water and sports activities, tourist Magdalena:Atalaya:accommodationpublicBeachcommercial and adminis trative center Punta Piedra: sport fishing and accom modation sector Small urban and administrative centers
- Punta Piedras: Developing a small town supplying fishing tourism by building sustainable cabins for the ac commodation of fishermen, providing a beach area to carry out the activity and renting small boats.
74 GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR TE RRITORIAL PLANNING ON THE SHORESIDE OF THE RÍO DE LA PLATA TOUR OF THE SOUTH SHORESIDE PARK: Crossing cities characterized by diffe rent uses on the shore of Rio de La Plata.
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