Habitar el vacío. Arquitectura para el posconflicto y la reconciliación

Abstract

Habitar la vacío is a collective housing project that derives its name from an urban intervention strategy, which consists of completing a series of incomplete blocks present in the territory, in order to locate in these spaces a displaced population that returns to its birthplace. In addition, this strategy seeks to configure the centers of these blocks so that they can be inhabited by the population. The project is located in the municipality of Alejandría Antioquia, and was born with the purpose of helping displaced people returning to the municipality to recover their tradition and identity as peasants, as well as the conservation and transmission of them. This project articulate housing with the main activity The municipality's economic policy is agriculture, allowing the user not only to have a place to live, but also to be given a few times so that he can resume his life and thus recover not only the material but also the possibility of recovering as a person.