Urban Regeneration and Integration of Public Spaces of the Tumilaca River in the Department of Moquegua

The importance of public spaces nowadays has become more important, so this research aims to propose a design that allows urban regeneration and therefore social integration for a better quality of life for the inhabitants of the Tumilaca River, one of the three tributaries of the Moquegua River basin, since there is a long history of disasters, whose occurrence is related to numerous natural events and climatic phenomena and changes. As a methodology, design strategies were applied with a sustainable approach, considering bioclimatic criteria appropriate to the environment, and as a result, a central plaza, sports areas, bicycle paths, trails and a viewpoint were implemented within the public space of the river. In conclusion, the study area has climatic characteristics that do not favor an adequate urban-environmental development for its intervention, and the use of the proposed clean energies allows mitigating environmental contamination, allowing taking advantage of the climatology of the place.