The following article presents the design approximation of the social peasant housing and permaculture in the rurality of the Coffee Region Cultural Landscape (PPC by its abbreviation in Spanish), with emphasis on the Landscape, Place, and Territory of the research seedbed Landscape Architecture of Universidad Piloto de Colombia. This research space conceives the housing approach from the field of architectural design, problematizes the lifestyle of the contemporary farmer and the contributions or changes that traditional coffee housing demands. The general objective of the research is to design models for social housing in the framework of permaculture, that can be adapted to the lifestyle of contemporary farmers and the current conditions of the PCC. The systemic methodology for the valuation of the Coffee Cultural Landscape integrates the knowledge of housing, understood as the architectural object, the home, and the productive environment. The methodology for fieldwork compares the socioeconomic, bioclimatic, and physical-spatial data of four typical houses in the rural areas of the country. The result is the typological evaluation of the traditional housing with respect to the permaculture criteria, projecting two types of housing that vary in order to adapt to the slopes of the Andean relief and the selfsufficient occupation of the territory.
