Renovación de mercado novoandino en Cajamarca
This thesis develops a renovation project for an improvised market with more than 80 years old, located in the historic center of the city of Cajamarca, this building to date shows frank deterioration in urban and architectural infrastructure, damaging the security of however, these factors have not stopped this activity, on the contrary, they are still in force and constantly growing. 

As a starting point, the Novoandina typology is explained, and how it manages to fuse the culture, gastronomy and identity of a city in a single space. It also describes the institutional aspects in charge, which would facilitate the viability of this project. The determination of the place is justified by justifying the operation of all the supply markets located throughout the city of Cajamarca. 

It is proposed to the market as a diffuser of culture, identity and tourism. In this way the story also enters into the investigation and how each design factor progressively improved the typology of this building. To some extent it delves into the conceptual framework and emphasis (flexible architecture), in referential projects, regarding formal, functional, technological and geographical aspects; and how they are used for design. 

​ Next, the architectural program summarizes characteristics of the local user and the architectural program is exemplified through spatial characteristics and referential projects. Finally, the study of the place allows to know specific details of the project and thus have final design criteria for the development of the building.