MORAR is a proposal to close vertical panels with the aim of improving the quality of life of people as well as generating self-construction processes for a minimum housing habitat. During this process we located in Ciudad Bolivar more exactly at kilometer 12 via Quiba, where different meetings were held to start the process of basic ethnographic research, research that could be proposed together with the community a proposal to improve the quality of life and make a contribution to the theoretical housing model. This project had a design process which was followed up by faculty tutor Fabio Enrique Forero Suarez, who gave the guidelines to organize in a better way the ideas that were put to him. The project seeks to generate spaces for collaborative participation by the community through the self-construction of housing. One of the intentions of MORAR is to make use of materials that are recyclable and self-sustaining and that the community also has them at hand. The development of this project had an analysis of the product to which an improvement was wanted, in this case the walls and walls, as by means of a matrix, the different shortcomings of the product were evidenced. In addition, the type of materials that were analyzed was analyzed. the community uses to make their homes. Followed by this you start to propose from the design process and hand with the research sketches are proposed, 3D modeling and rendering the type of materials and how is going to be the shape and position that MORAR raised for the system of vertical panel closures.