Hábitat Anfibio: Vivienda Rural Productiva Para la Reubicación en Playa Murrí

Abstract

This project proposes the relocation of 145 homes in the rural settlement of Playa Murrí, Vigía del Fuerte, within a territory shaped by amphibious conditions, armed conflict, and vulnerable socio-spatial structures. It presents an architectural response rooted in sustainable rural living, recognizing local identity, fluvial dynamics, and vernacular building knowledge. The process begins with a critical reading of the landscape and develops through modular, prefabricated, and replicable strategies that allow flexible implementation over a shifting and humid terrain. Housing is understood not merely as an object but as a participatory and climate-adaptive process. Wooden construction systems, rainwater harvesting roofs, and elevated structures are used to confront flooding risks. The urban fabric is articulated through raised pathways, communal spaces, and productive units that reinforce the social and economic resilience of the community. The project aspires to serve as a dignified solution for rootedness, a medium of territorial memory, and a tool for transformation through architecture.