Incidencia del acompañamiento topográfico en la calidad constructiva y sostenibilidad de la infraestructura urbana: caso de rehabilitación vial y redes pluvial y sanitaria en la localidad de Usaquén.

Abstract

This research analyzes the impact of topographic support on the construction quality and sustainability of urban infrastructure through the case study of road rehabilitation and the renewal of stormwater and sanitary sewer networks in the district of Usaquén, Bogotá D.C. The study was carried out at the Usaquén Vial 2025 Consortium, responsible for intervening different VICs (Road Intervention Codes) with structural deterioration and drainage system deficiencies. During the internship, activities such as topographic surveys, stakeout processes, and geometric control of the works were carried out, verifying elevations, alignments, and slopes in the installation of networks and the construction of the road structure. In addition, support was provided in design adjustments and technical monitoring throughout the different construction stages. The results show that topographic support significantly contributes to the proper execution of the works, quality control, and the reduction of inconsistencies during the construction process. Likewise, its importance was highlighted in the accuracy of the executed designs, the functionality of the networks, and the durability of the intervened urban infrastructure.