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    Etnia- Pijaow: Centro multipropósito para la comunidad indígena Amoya - La Virginia

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    Date

    2019

    Author

    Vargas Cadena, Karen Lorena
    Puentes Clavijo, Daniel Felipe
    Moncada Quintanilla, Jairo Alberto
    Vargas Triana, Edwin Alexander

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    Aguilera Martínez, Fabián Adolfo

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    Universidad La Gran Colombia

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    Arquitectura

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    Arquitectura

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    TY - GEN T1 - Etnia- Pijaow: Centro multipropósito para la comunidad indígena Amoya - La Virginia AU - Vargas Cadena, Karen Lorena AU - Puentes Clavijo, Daniel Felipe AU - Moncada Quintanilla, Jairo Alberto AU - Vargas Triana, Edwin Alexander Y1 - 2019 UR - http://hdl.handle.net/11396/5086 PB - Universidad La Gran Colombia AB - The Pijaos town distribution by native protected areas shows that Chaparral is one of the territories with less recognized native protected areas by the Government. These communities are equivalent to 4.87% of the settlement nationally, (in line with Pijao‟s safeguard plan, Pg. 39, Ministry of Culture, Tolima 2010), where the Amoya‟s community are located, at la Virginia curb, whose council is in the process of been declared as a native protected area. The principal concern here is the loss of the cultural identity, so it‟s important to create alternatives in order to preserve the intangible heritage, from the creation of spaces that contributes to the covering and development of the traditional and ancient activities for the community‟s preservation on time and space. Through a participatory design with the community, where the main objective was to meet their people, lifestyle, traditions, Cultural practices, Physical and spatial conditions, and their expectations as community with La Gran Colombia University and their request of a multipurpose center design, which will allow the traditions and costumes permanence through the development of activities inside it. And a further strengthening of the social ties between community and the others councils along the Chaparral region. The multipurpose center is based on a number of requirements, focused on their ancient roots, where the community will have spaces for cultural and economical activities that allows a sustainable economic development for their people. That will be supplemented with another sacred space where the people will connect their selves with nature and their ancestors through reunions and traditional practices passed down from one generation to another until today. ER - @misc{11396_5086, author = {Vargas Cadena Karen Lorena and Puentes Clavijo Daniel Felipe and Moncada Quintanilla Jairo Alberto and Vargas Triana Edwin Alexander}, title = {Etnia- Pijaow: Centro multipropósito para la comunidad indígena Amoya - La Virginia}, year = {2019}, abstract = {The Pijaos town distribution by native protected areas shows that Chaparral is one of the territories with less recognized native protected areas by the Government. These communities are equivalent to 4.87% of the settlement nationally, (in line with Pijao‟s safeguard plan, Pg. 39, Ministry of Culture, Tolima 2010), where the Amoya‟s community are located, at la Virginia curb, whose council is in the process of been declared as a native protected area. The principal concern here is the loss of the cultural identity, so it‟s important to create alternatives in order to preserve the intangible heritage, from the creation of spaces that contributes to the covering and development of the traditional and ancient activities for the community‟s preservation on time and space. Through a participatory design with the community, where the main objective was to meet their people, lifestyle, traditions, Cultural practices, Physical and spatial conditions, and their expectations as community with La Gran Colombia University and their request of a multipurpose center design, which will allow the traditions and costumes permanence through the development of activities inside it. And a further strengthening of the social ties between community and the others councils along the Chaparral region. The multipurpose center is based on a number of requirements, focused on their ancient roots, where the community will have spaces for cultural and economical activities that allows a sustainable economic development for their people. That will be supplemented with another sacred space where the people will connect their selves with nature and their ancestors through reunions and traditional practices passed down from one generation to another until today.}, url = {http://hdl.handle.net/11396/5086} }RT Generic T1 Etnia- Pijaow: Centro multipropósito para la comunidad indígena Amoya - La Virginia YR 2019 LK http://hdl.handle.net/11396/5086 PB Universidad La Gran Colombia AB The Pijaos town distribution by native protected areas shows that Chaparral is one of the territories with less recognized native protected areas by the Government. These communities are equivalent to 4.87% of the settlement nationally, (in line with Pijao‟s safeguard plan, Pg. 39, Ministry of Culture, Tolima 2010), where the Amoya‟s community are located, at la Virginia curb, whose council is in the process of been declared as a native protected area. The principal concern here is the loss of the cultural identity, so it‟s important to create alternatives in order to preserve the intangible heritage, from the creation of spaces that contributes to the covering and development of the traditional and ancient activities for the community‟s preservation on time and space. Through a participatory design with the community, where the main objective was to meet their people, lifestyle, traditions, Cultural practices, Physical and spatial conditions, and their expectations as community with La Gran Colombia University and their request of a multipurpose center design, which will allow the traditions and costumes permanence through the development of activities inside it. And a further strengthening of the social ties between community and the others councils along the Chaparral region. The multipurpose center is based on a number of requirements, focused on their ancient roots, where the community will have spaces for cultural and economical activities that allows a sustainable economic development for their people. That will be supplemented with another sacred space where the people will connect their selves with nature and their ancestors through reunions and traditional practices passed down from one generation to another until today. OL Spanish (121)
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    Asentamiento humano
    Centro comunitario
    Grupo étnico
    Migrante
    Patrimonio cultural inmaterial
    Asentamientos humanos
    Diseño sostenible
    Desarrollo urbano sostenible
    Migración humana
    Arquitectura (Centros comunales) - Colombia
    Patrimonio cultural - Protección
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    Abstract

    La distribución en resguardos del pueblo indígena pijao permite mostrar que en chaparral Tolima es uno de los territorios con menos comunidades indígenas reconocidas por el estado , por lo que se contemplan cifras que estas comunidades equivalen al 4.87% del total de asentamientos a nivel nacional , según el documento (plan de salvaguardia del pueblo pijao, pág. 39, ministerio de cultura, Regional Tolima, 2010), en donde se encuentra la comunidad Amoya, la cual está asentada en la vereda la Virginia y cuyo cabildo se encuentra en proceso de declaración como resguardo indígena. Aquí la mayor preocupación es la pérdida de identidad cultural y por eso es importante generar alternativas que ayuden a preservar el patrimonio inmaterial, a partir de la generación de espacios que contribuyan al cobijo y realización de sus actividades tradicionales y ancestrales para la preservación en el tiempo de su comunidad dentro del territorio. Por medio de un diseño participativo con la comunidad, cuya finalidad fue conocer a los miembros que la componen, su estilo de vida, tradiciones, prácticas culturales, las condiciones físico espaciales del territorio, y lo más importante, las expectativas que ellos tienen como comunidad al solicitar a la Universidad La Gran Colombia los diseños de un centro multipropósito ,el cual les permitirá la permanencia de sus tradiciones y costumbres a partir de las actividades que en él se generen, y un mayor fortalecimiento de los lasos sociales entre comunidad , y con los demás cabildos que se encuentran dispersos en la región de chaparral. El centro multipropósito se sustenta a partir de una serie de requisitos, enfocados en sus raíces ancestrales, en donde la comunidad dispondrá de espacios para la generación de actividades culturales y económicas, que permitan a sus pobladores un desarrollo económico sustentable, el cual se complementará con otro espacio sagrado, en donde sus habitantes podrán conectarse con la naturaleza y sus antepasados, por medio de reuniones y prácticas tradicionales, heredadas de generación en generación, hasta la actualidad.

    Abstract

    The Pijaos town distribution by native protected areas shows that Chaparral is one of the territories with less recognized native protected areas by the Government. These communities are equivalent to 4.87% of the settlement nationally, (in line with Pijao‟s safeguard plan, Pg. 39, Ministry of Culture, Tolima 2010), where the Amoya‟s community are located, at la Virginia curb, whose council is in the process of been declared as a native protected area. The principal concern here is the loss of the cultural identity, so it‟s important to create alternatives in order to preserve the intangible heritage, from the creation of spaces that contributes to the covering and development of the traditional and ancient activities for the community‟s preservation on time and space. Through a participatory design with the community, where the main objective was to meet their people, lifestyle, traditions, Cultural practices, Physical and spatial conditions, and their expectations as community with La Gran Colombia University and their request of a multipurpose center design, which will allow the traditions and costumes permanence through the development of activities inside it. And a further strengthening of the social ties between community and the others councils along the Chaparral region. The multipurpose center is based on a number of requirements, focused on their ancient roots, where the community will have spaces for cultural and economical activities that allows a sustainable economic development for their people. That will be supplemented with another sacred space where the people will connect their selves with nature and their ancestors through reunions and traditional practices passed down from one generation to another until today.
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