Aborigen: Parque arqueológico y museo en sitio centralidad para la construcción social del territorio en la hacienda El Carmen de Usme

Abstract

The research project consists of developing and proposing a design proposal for the archaeological park and museum on site of the Muisca necropolis in the El Carmen hacienda in the town of Usme, as a centrality for the social construction of the territory. This proposal was developed in two stages. The first stage consists of the development of the archaeological park and museum on site, in the polygon assigned by the archaeological management plan called reserve area for archaeological research, involving the multiple patrimonial discourses for their formulation among them: the Muisca ancestral spiritual interpretation, the scientific knowledge of the academy and the knowledge of the inhabitants. The second stage consists in the formulation of an urban plan integrated to the dynamics of the territory in order to generate a reinterpretation of the territory and its way of producing the space, as an alternative to the current planning instruments. The proposal of the archaeological park and museum in place responds and attacks the main conflicts identified that are urban expansion, patrimonial management and planning instruments with strategies focused on a sustainable economic, human and environmental dimension.