Lagrimas de sol: vivienda rural productiva para la comunidad indígena Amoyá- Pijao

Abstract

The Amoya indigenous community is located in the village of La Virginia, Chaparral Tolima, it has been hit by the conflict of illegal armed groups, causing the forced displacement of members of the community and the lack of development in the place. When carrying out the field visit and studies in the area, the low quality of life of the inhabitants was observed since the houses do not have the necessary resources to be inhabited. That is why the community expressed the need to design a housing prototype that meets the necessary conditions to be inhabited, therefore, a productive rural housing model is proposed that has a workshop where crafts can be made from the plant tears of sun In addition, there will be a storage space for coffee bags, since the production of this product is one of the most important economic sources for the community, the purpose is to reduce costs during its execution, which is why most of the materials Implemented are found in the sector. Likewise, the project is designed so that the members of the community are involved in the construction of the house and in this way lower labor costs, the design has a meeting space dedicated to the cosmogony of the community, this will improve the quality of life of families and will allow them to boost their economy