This thesis investigates how landscape architecture can reconcile the relationship between inhabitants and the natural environment, focusing on La Babilla Park in Cali, Colombia. The study identifies the root causes of disconnection between people and nature, explores solutions, and applies them to design. Using a multi-scale methodology, encompassing tangible variables such as urban and ecological structure maps, alongside intangible factors derived from surveys and data analysis. A literature review focused on theories related to disconnection dimensions and biocentrism informed the approach. By correlating this information, the study identified key issues in the community and developed strategies and principles to guide the design process.