Summary
A dynamic and eco-efficient design model can significantly enhance the social appropriation of UNESCO-listed heritage sites, fostering economic, social, and environmental sustainability. This study focuses on Colombia's Coffee Cultural Landscape, recognized for its cultural significance. By integrating community participation and effective communication strategies, the proposed model facilitates a deeper connection between inhabitants and visitors with the site's fundamental components, ensuring long-term conservation of its cultural identity and biodiversity. The research employs a holistic approach, combining spatial and temporal dimensions to promote responsible and participative attitudes among stakeholders, thereby safeguarding the landscape's heritage value.
Citation
Gómez Alzate, A. (2015). Modelo de Diseño para la valoración y apropiación social del Patrimonio en El Paisaje Cultural Cafetero Colombiano. Kepes, 12(11), 117–138. https://doi.org/10.17151/kepes.2015.12.11.7