Prototipo de Centro integral de atención al migrante. Transitar en busca de lo perdido

Abstract

Since 1985 Colombia presents a problem of internal migration that has been characterized by the migration of peasants, indigenous and Afro communities that arrive in Bogotá DC, Colombian capital, in search of economic and social aid due to multiple factors, among which the predominant is to be victims of forced displacement, which results in a loss of cultural and territorial identity. To face this problem, Bogotá has different care and orientation centers for migrants. However, it is identified that these centers present various problems such as lack of comprehensive and complete service, capacity of the facilities for the number of users, comprehensive care for the different migrant communities at the same point, and the lack of control and expansion of migrants over a certain area. Therefore, a prototypical system is proposed for the generation of a comprehensive care center for migrants, with the capacity to adapt to any geographical situation, land form, topography and climate. With this system, the aim is to initially focus on the most critical points of the city and then be used wherever it is required, according to the needs of different causes of migration. This is how a type of qualitative methodology is generated in which different documents and referents of how throughout history responded to this type of problem from architecture, reaching the conclusion that this type of equipment will work prototypically from the architectural program and its spatial relationships.