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This paper pretends to provide a broad understanding of the concept of Habitat. Following this approach, which enables to increase complexity to the perspective, he attention is given to the development of Habitat’s technology, recognizing the potential resulting in a process of collective production of knowledge, starting from premises of social technology and social economy. Thisreaching emerges in reflection of fieldwork, a process for the development of social technology in the field of Habitat, which takes place in the city of Concordia, (Entre Ríos, Argentina). The epistemic-methodological perspective is part of the participatory action research context, assuming as a premise the dialogue of differentiated knows and practices in the knowledge production process. Therefore, it is highly important to broaden the scope of the concept of Habitat by including the productive dimension, from a technological, economic and epistemological alternative perspective.
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