Centro para la recuperación y fortalecimiento de la identidad campesina en el Carmen de Viboral

Abstract

The project arises as a projective bet that has as a strategy the transformation of the territory within the framework of the Colombian post-conflict, which has generated different effects on the population from forced displacements, to the loss of cultural roots by the victims when forced to leave their place of origin and have to enter a context completely alien to the usual; this creates vulnerability in population groups; therefore, through architecture, the generation of spaces is proposed that, through various strategies and project mechanisms, can create responses to the difficulties presented by both victims and perpetrators in the context of the post-conflict. The research and development of the project is located in Carmen de Viboral, Antioquia, a municipality that currently reflects a high population increase in the urban area; being a municipality receiving displacements from eastern Antioquia in recent years; more than all of the rural areas where the peasant population lives; Thus the axis of the project is guided by the idea of ​​recovering and rebuilding the way of life of the people who lived in the countryside and who had to move, in order to strengthen their lost identity as a farmer, through the generation of spaces that allow the training, production and commercialization of rural products, in an urban context.