Credits: Winning project of the PPCultura Incentives call (Commune 10) in the cultural, historical, heritage or memory research line. 2018. With the participation of Carolina Bianchini

This research project aimed to reconstruct an accessible and comprehensive narrative about the historical, cultural, and heritage richness of Carrera 42, Córdova, in Medellín. The proposal combined specialized knowledge with narratives relevant to the general public, integrating audiovisual recordings, stories and chronicles from residents, as well as a series of images and GIFs that illustrate the transformation of the urban landscape over time.

As part of the outreach strategy, 100 printed copies of a booklet were published, featuring the explored imagery and spaces. An interactive drawing was also developed on the #ElPropioCentro website, incorporating multiple layers of content: plans, historical photographs, illustrations, interviews, and a bibliography. The project culminated in a public exhibition and a discussion that fostered a sense of ownership of local heritage, strengthening dialogue among the community, students, researchers, and the general public.