Cuenca Resiliente Juan Díaz, Panama

Cuenca Resiliente Juan Díaz, Panama — WE Architects

Human activity in the Juan Díaz River Basin has historically been environmentally aggressive. The river and its ecosystem have been undervalued despite being a natural element of the first order. The long-term vision of the resilient basin of the Juan Díaz River contemplates the river as a natural space and linear and floodable river park that communicates and promotes social and territorial inclusion. The river ceases to be a physical barrier and becomes a linear element that brings the population closer to Line 2 of the Metro, avoiding long and costly journeys in private vehicles and reducing CO2 emissions.

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Cuenca Resiliente Juan Díaz

Year

Location

Client

2018

Panama

BID

Human activity in the Juan Díaz River Basin has historically been environmentally aggressive. The river and its ecosystem have been undervalued despite being a natural element of the first order.

The long-term vision of the resilient basin of the Juan Díaz River contemplates the river as a natural space and linear and floodable river park that communicates and promotes social and territorial inclusion.

The river ceases to be a physical barrier and becomes a linear element that brings the population closer to Line 2 of the Metro, avoiding long and costly journeys in private vehicles and reducing CO² emissions.

Human activity in the Juan Díaz River Basin has historically been environmentally aggressive. The river and its ecosystem have been undervalued despite being a natural element of the first order.

The river ceases to be a physical barrier and becomes a linear element that brings the population closer to Line 2 of the Metro, avoiding long and costly journeys in private vehicles and reducing CO² emissions.

Cuenca Resiliente Juan Díaz

Year 2018

Location Panama

Client BID

Human activity in the Juan Díaz River Basin has historically been environmentally aggressive. The river and its ecosystem have been undervalued despite being a natural element of the first order.

The long-term vision of the resilient basin of the Juan Díaz River contemplates the river as a natural space and linear and floodable river park that communicates and promotes social and territorial inclusion.

The river ceases to be a physical barrier and becomes a linear element that brings the population closer to Line 2 of the Metro, avoiding long and costly journeys in private vehicles and reducing CO² emissions.

Human activity in the Juan Díaz River Basin has historically been environmentally aggressive. The river and its ecosystem have been undervalued despite being a natural element of the first order.

Cuenca Resiliente Juan Díaz

2018

Panama

BID

Human activity in the Juan Díaz River Basin has historically been environmentally aggressive. The river and its ecosystem have been undervalued despite being a natural element of the first order.

The long-term vision of the resilient basin of the Juan Díaz River contemplates the river as a natural space and linear and floodable river park that communicates and promotes social and territorial inclusion.

The river ceases to be a physical barrier and becomes a linear element that brings the population closer to Line 2 of the Metro, avoiding long and costly journeys in private vehicles and reducing CO² emissions.

Human activity in the Juan Díaz River Basin has historically been environmentally aggressive. The river and its ecosystem have been undervalued despite being a natural element of the first order.