Territorio cuna de cultura museo etnográfico

Abstract

The armed conflict in Colombia has been present for more than 50 years, affecting thousands of people in various ways in multiple cities of the country, which has brought with it forced displacement and loss of cultural roots. The research and development of the project is carried out in the municipality of Quibdó, a municipality located in the department of Chocó, a municipality that reflects the phenomenon of displacement, the abandonment of governments and their corresponding authorities. The project arises as a project commitment, whose strategy is the transformation of the territory through architecture in the framework of the post-conflict, spaces that not only house culture, but also allow the population a reincorporation to social life, to the cultural and oral traditions of the department. Consequently, to this problem, it is an architectural project of a cultural nature focused on the population of the municipality and its main purpose will be to generate equipment that becomes an icon of representation, a space where that story is told that is so important for the Chocoanos, as are their different manifestations and cultural traditions. Therefore, an ethnographic museum is proposed that tells a story from its exterior to its interior, in its different exhibition rooms, starting from history and culminating with a look at the panoramic view of the city.