This study investigates the role of the Colombian dwelling as a space that transcends its housing function to become a place charged with meaning, revealing its evolution beyond a mere home to a sanctuary of culture and spirituality rooted in the landscape. The architecture and design of these residences not only reflect functionality and aesthetics, but also the ancestral values, deep-rooted traditions, and deep beliefs in Colombian society. Through an interdisciplinary analysis that integrates historical, cultural and architectural aspects, we examine how these dwellings become witnesses of the past, preserving the identity and collective memory of the communities, exploring how these dwellings become chroniclers of the past, safeguarding the identity and collective memory of the communities. This meticulous and holistic study fuses qualitative and quantitative research methods to reveal the very essence of Colombian housing from various perspectives. This allows not only to generate meaningful knowledge, but also to contribute to a broader understanding of Colombia’s rich culture and intricate history. Ultimately, this study aims to contribute to a deeper appreciation of the spiritual and patrimonial value of housing in the Colombian context. Beyond mere research, this study seeks to enrich the understanding of the deep spiritual connection and heritage value of housing in the Colombian context, thus offering a deeper appreciation of the country’s cultural richness and complex history.