The Tourist Service Center in Laguna Alalay is conceived as a multifunctional ur

The Tourist Service Center in Laguna Alalay is conceived as a multifunctional urban plaza with a modern and dynamic morphology.. This open space acts as a meeting point for tourists and residents., integrating contemporary architecture with the surrounding nature, and serving as a hub that connects the cable car, The bird watching point and other tourist sites in Cochabamba. Key Elements of Design: Central Square of Modern Morphology: Dynamic geometric design: The square will be designed with a modern geometry, using angular shapes, soft curves and clean lines that contrast with the natural landscape of the lagoon. These elements will manifest themselves in pavements, urban furniture, and shaded structures, creating a visually striking space. Levels and terraces: The land of the square will be organized into different levels and terraces, connected by ramps and stairs, which will allow a fluid integration between the public space and the surroundings. These terraces will offer diverse views of the lagoon and the city.. Integrated water and vegetation areas: The square will include water mirrors and modern fountains that reflect the sky and architecture., In addition to minimalist gardens that use native vegetation arranged in geometric shapes. Connection with the Cable Car Station: Main pedestrian axis: The plaza will be strategically located to connect directly with the cable car station, creating a pedestrian axis that guides visitors from their arrival to the different points of interest, including the bird watching point and the routes around the lagoon. Modern covers and pergolas: Along the main axis, Contemporary designed covers and pergolas will be included to provide shade and protection from the elements., Using materials such as steel and glass to maintain a light and transparent aesthetic. Multifunctional and Modular Spaces: Active square: The central space of the square was divided