Nodos de armonización y memoria indígena Mhuysqa, corredor socioecológico y del cuidado en Suesca, Cundinamarca

Abstract

El proyecto de grado se centra en el diseño de un nodo de armonización que busca promover la cohesión social y armonizar los seres que habitan en el territorio, todo ello utilizando materiales locales y ancestrales en la construcción. Este proyecto se espera que tenga un impacto positivo en la comunidad indígena mhuysqa y en el municipio de Suesca en general, contribuyendo a la conservación del patrimonio cultural y natural y a la identidad de esta cultura.

This degree project focuses on the conceptualization of an indigenous reservation connected with harmonization nodes in the municipality that make up a socio-ecological corridor, for the municipality of Suesca whose main problem is socio-environmental, headed by the lack of appropriation with the cultural heritage, which leads to the loss of identity of this culture. This problem was analyzed by socializing with the community leaders and doing research on the historical context and its connection with the transformation of the territory, determining that the project response to the environment must have a spatial component that responds to social cohesion, and a landscape component that harmonizes beings (humans, fauna, water, mountains) Due to the above, the architectural and landscape design of a harmonization node (indigenous shelter) is proposed, made up of houses, tourist cabins, viewpoints, and equipment divided into two types, the first, which generates safe spaces for the communities, prioritize the care, women, and children, and those of tourism and nature research. In the construction, local, ancestral materials are considered, (Blocks of Compressed Earth, Bahareque, Tendinous Walls), wood, and straw.