Petare is known to be one of the biggest slums in Latin America, a massive spontaneous settlement where more than 200.000 people often live under harsh conditions, lacking basic needs, in precarious environments. Most of the problems of this slum are related to the pronounced segregation that isolates it from the rest of the city. In order to deal with this situation, the existing projects for an intermodal station, located in a large underused plot between the slum and the highway, are seen as an opportunity for integration. The strategy proposed consist of the development of an urban focus as integrator mediator, in an endeavor to dissolve the gap that separates poor and middle classes.