EP56 Arquitectura, Dignidad y Poética. Moravia: La Casa de Todos.

From the ruins of an old garbage dump in Medellín, the Moravia Cultural Center emerges, one of the most significant works of social architecture in Colombia. In this episode, we explore how Rogelio Salmona and María Elvira Madriñán transformed brick, water, and light into tools of dignity, encounter, and poetry for a historically marginalized community. A dialogue between architecture, memory, and collective transformation. We spoke with María Elvira Madriñán, Tatiana Urrea, and Cielo Holguín about Rogelio Salmona's legacy, the neighborhood's communal strength, and how brick, water, and light can become a language of transformation and dignity. An intimate conversation about architecture, memory, and a shared future.