Centro de formación técnica para las comunidades desplazadas de la localidad de Usme

Abstract

In Colombia since the 80's until today, there is a problem of internal displacement characterized by the movement of population groups that arrive in Bogotá, D.C. because of the process of internal violence in the country, these families come to the capital in order to save their lives and reintegrate back into society, by obtaining a job in order to forge a new future for themselves. Given the geographic location and the low cost of living, Usme is presented as a receiving node for this population. Therefore, it is essential to conceive this migratory manifestation as a crisis that affects the integrity of people, whose requirements seek to meet basic needs such as training and labor linkage, the need for these two is increasing by communities in a state of vulnerability. Thus, at present, Usme does not have adequate facilities where spaces are available to promote technical labor training to help the development of skills such as brassware, mechanics, carpentry, cooking, bakery, etc., therefore, it is proposed the need to implement a new program for the training and employment of people whose requirements seek to meet basic needs such as training and job placement, Therefore, it is proposed the need to implement a job training center that, under the parameters of multifunctionality and compartmentalized flexibility, allows the development of spaces for job training, employment and flexible work, at the same time the architectural proposal seeks to articulate positively with the urban context and existing facilities in the intervention area.