Modelos sostenibles y productivos de vivienda rural dispersa para los campesinos desplazados en Usme, Bogotá D.C

Abstract

The research focuses on the design and development of dispersed rural housing models for displaced farmers in Usme, a rural locality in Bogotá, D.C. This project aims to address the issue of the lack of adequate and sustainable housing for this population, which has been affected by displacement and lack of access to basic resources. The main focus is on creating housing that is sustainable from environmental, social, and economic perspectives. Architectural designs will be proposed that utilize local materials and traditional construction techniques, with the aim of reducing environmental impact and promoting the integration of the local community in the construction process. Additionally, strategies will be explored to promote agricultural and economic productivity of the displaced farmers, through the implementation of food security gardens, rainwater harvesting systems, and other initiatives that contribute to increasing productivity in the area and to the economic development of the community.