Construcción de un espacio para la expresión pluri cultural y la cohesión socio- espacial en barrios reasentados de la localidad de Usme

Abstract

The Tocaimita district is located inside the forest reserve Entre Nubes, in the town of Usme, there have been continuous landslides endangering the lives of people living there illegally, but how could an architectural project resettle the community of Tocaimita, strengthening socio-spatial cohesion without losing the features of their cultural identity? The resettlement of the Tocaimita district seeks to improve the quality of life of the families of this community, through a proposal of three types of housing: productive family unit, housing and minimum productive housing. These types of housing have unique characteristics, allowing each person to experience different experiences. The proposal of public space aims to end the current socio-spatial fragmentation, strengthening the social and multicultural relations of the community, additionally, a system of equipment is proposed that will meet many of the basic needs of the families of the neighborhood, thus providing opportunities for work and use of the time, because they do not need to travel long distances to access basic services such as: health, education, recreation, etc