Bota-Ima Vivienda rural indígena

Abstract

The project is located in the department of Tolima in the municipality of Chaparral, more precisely in the natural park and protection of the canyon de las hermosas, a territory that is home to many histories and cultures. One of these is the Amoyá community, which is the focus of the project to be developed. Over the years, this council has suffered different historical events of armed conflict that mark the population, and not only personally but also In a material way, the housing of these people has been reduced to a simple space for shelter and not as a safe habitat for the development of life for these people, with this the idea of connecting through housing the habitat of the cañón de las hermosas generating a product that not only houses families but also allows them to grow economically, socially and culturally, rooted in their ethnological beliefs. The Amoyá community has an ethnological vision closely linked to their ancestors because through their culture they developed 5 main pillars that are part of their thinking and their daily activities, these pillars are Autonomy, territory, life plan, minga and identity, through these it is possible to have a relevance in the project in a conceptual way, linking and understanding the social functioning, applying this knowledge to the architectural model of the typologies.