Description
The project was implemented on a 6-hectare site, located in the town of San Antonio, Villa Montes municipality. Its main objective was to develop an architectural, urban, and thematic complex of high cultural, historical, and recreational value. The activities carried out included the comprehensive architectural and urban design, structural calculation for buildings and special elements, as well as the design of electrical and sanitary systems, including the Wastewater Treatment Plant (PTAR). Complementary projects for air conditioning, gas, and pumps for the dancing waters, slides, and pools were also developed. Likewise, the Environmental Impact Study was carried out, ensuring the technical and environmental viability of the complex. As part of the final product, a physical model and a virtual representation (3D model) of the project were delivered, allowing for its comprehensive visualization for both technical and institutional dissemination purposes. The design includes multiple functional and thematic spaces, among which the following stand out: main atrium, ticket offices, vehicle parking, administrative building, maintenance workshops, and a museum complex composed of a closed museum (Corralito) and an open-air museum. Additionally, the complex incorporates historical monuments from the Chaco War (including pieces such as cannons, aircraft, tank, and war truck), a system of walkways, and a road circuit consisting of pedestrian paths, bike paths, and a tourist railway route. Recreational areas are also integrated, such as a paintball field, a play area with water slides up to 180 meters long, multiple pools for children and adults, climbing walls, food court, a gas plant with its associated pipeline, a scale oil tower, an insectarium, an artificial lagoon, an artificial river, a railway bridge, and a complete service area for visitors and staff. Likewise, a mini karting track was implemented for the recreation of children and adults. This project was consolidated as a reference for thematic and cultural infrastructure, with a multidisciplinary approach and a comprehensive vision of regional development.
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