Territorio y Tradición: Arquitectura Territorial Para la Preservación Cultural

Abstract

The territories that comprise "Deep Colombia" have been affected by the invisibility of their existing cultural traditions, as is the case in La Primavera, Vichada, where the Llanero and Indigenous communities have not been fully recognized. In this sense, this thesis highlights these cultures as a fundamental part of the Colombian Orinoquia region. Methodologically, this work employs a process of inventory, analysis, and diagnosis, identifying that the lack of infrastructure, the difficulty in accessing basic services, informal growth, and, in general, territorial planning disconnected from the reality of the municipality, have resulted in a low quality of life for its inhabitants. Therefore, this thesis proposes an architectural project that connects the Llanero and Indigenous cultures through the integration of productive, sporting, and cultural activities, strengthening territorial identity and fostering contextualized territorial development.