Reappraisal of Vernacular Architecture: Housing Module for an Ashaninka Community in Alto Kamonashiarii
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26439/limaq2021.n007.5185 The introduction of contemporary construction techniques and materials in native communities generates a distortion of their identity that affects the acceptance and use of local vernacular techniques. This article presents an experience that revalue...
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Universidad de Lima. Carrera de Arquitectura
2021
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The introduction of contemporary construction techniques and materials in native communities generates a distortion of their identity that affects the acceptance and use of local vernacular techniques. This article presents an experience that revalues and analyzes vernacular architecture, obtained through the development of a housing module for an Ashaninka community in Alto Kamonashiarii in Satipo, carried out by the Sustainable Architecture Study Circle (CEAS) of the University of Lima. |
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