Summary
Research identifies a replicable interpretative model for the rural territory of the AMCO region, part of Colombia's Coffee Cultural Landscape, revealing formal patterns that define its identity. The study demonstrates how natural and anthropogenic elements, such as support structures, mosaics, compact cores, linear arrays, and dispersion objects, interact to create recognizable spatial logics. These patterns are influenced by geographic conditions and strategic positioning within road networks, offering a framework for planning and regulating rural development. The model was validated in another area of the Coffee Region, suggesting its applicability to similar landscapes.
Citation
Londoño Gómez, C. A. Redes, ritmos y mosaicos rurales : Modelo interpretativo del territorio rural cafetero de los municipios del Área Metropolitana Centro Occidente - AMCO, Colombia. https://doi.org/10.5821/dissertation-2117-95199