Equipamiento etnicocultural, zona urbana de Santa Marta, Magdalena (Colombia)
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2021-05-29
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Universidad Antonio Nariño
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The Arhuaca indigenous community located in the department
of Magdalena, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada de Santa
Marta, shows its territory with a high sense of belonging,
seeking to teach and provide knowledge, and the conservation
of its cosmology and traditions. The way to see the world of the
Iku indigenous reservation (Arhuaca), is to visualize their lands
as the most precious, understood in a holistic way. Despite its
own characteristics, at present, a series of conflicts with
traditions, language, architecture, beliefs, religion, etc. have
been generated. It should be mentioned that the above as a
product of globalization and the advancement of technologies,
which generate influence and intervene in indigenous
communities in general. In this project research, an EthnicCultural equipment is proposed for the indigenous reservation
of Iku, through an architectural element, whose design relates the interpretation of the worldview; according to the
investigations carried out in the participatory rural work of the
place of study. The collection of information was fundamental
for the development of the equipment since different questions
and a series of possible answers to them arose thanks to this,
either through flexible spaces that allow the community to
appropriate community spaces or certain buildings designed
with a productive end.
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Santa Marta ( Magdalena, Colombia)