A review of the models of conventional and alternative spatial occupation is presented in this article with the purpose of generating a discussion about new ways for the restructuring of the territory as it is the Reticular Polycentric Ordination, which is presented here as an option to integrate the Central Western Regional territory in an equipotential manner, generating synergies and connecting systemically social and ecological dynamics. To achieve this goal, diagnosis, contextualization and contrast of spatial planning theories and instruments like Eje Cafetero (Coffee Triangle) Ecoregion Functional Scalogram were carried out, and also a review of the forms of organization and spatial integration which have been proposed for the Central Western region and finally a reflection about ecological and social relationships which are articulated in the region.