Panzenú. Vivienda social para la gestión del riesgo en la ciénaga de San Marcos, Sucre.

Abstract

In a country like Colombia there are housing policies called "of social interest" for the populations that do not have the accessibility to obtain it. Given the extension of the Colombian territory and its geographical particularities, housing prototypes must respond to the conditions of the context, as well as to social, cultural, environmental and geographic problems. From the above, the sub-region of La Mojana, in the municipal seat of San Marcos (Sucre), (area characterized as humid-tropical forest, with the presence of rivers and swamps that make this an eco-region type wetland.) is a region that is affected by the constant climatic variables that have generated fluvial overflows and floods of high risk to the inhabitants, dwellings and goods of the swamp, which in addition, have been excluded by state institutions forming a context complex and urgent solution. Therefore, and in order to respond to these problems, it is intended to generate changes with the designs and constructions of technical cooperation projects between the studies of architecture and government policies through a social housing project in response to the conditions of risk from its functionality, materiality and habitability, which is articulated from the inside to the outside by means of the configuration of communal spaces, cultural and economic exchanges that act in favor of the municipality's natural heritage and become the axis of use and territorial organization for the San Marcos swamp.