The development of the urban morphology of our cities determines and influences the microclimates that originate within them. The ways in which the city is arranged, its orientation, the height of its buildings, the width of the streets, the availability of green areas and the amount of paved area are important factors when analyzing the microclimate that occurs in the different sectors of a city.

This study focuses on the Paitilla sector, we describe its morphological characteristics, where an area of 52 hectares of the total 92 of the sector was determined, where various land uses are developed with the presence of buildings of different heights, by making maps we represent its existing conditions, as well as the use of tools such as Google Earth and Google Maps, where it was evaluated that current conditions do not favor pedestrians, being a sector with a mostly irregular road layout and with less green or permeable area than other sites surrounding.