Casa de Todos

Abstract

Historically, the project reinterprets natives displacement and speaks about architecture in movement, which was the most difficult moment for the Embera Katío in town. It is a project that by its paths and by the absence of architectural limits (dividing walls), teaches that it is not necessary to suppose the appropriation of its space and define strictly its program, but that the space can be defined by who inhabits it, from its use, to its level of privacy. It wanted to achieve the ease of entering and leaving the project without marking the path, allowing each space to generate an atmosphere with different dynamics that connects with the Penderisco river. A project that generates a sense of belonging in the community, opening its doors to those who visit it, allowing the connection between native communities, country farmers and Afro-descendants, with the World.