Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems

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Cuitiño Rosales, Maria Guadalupe
Año de publicación
2019
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It is undeniable that earth architecture is found in all the regions and civilizations of the world, Fig. 1, strongly rooted in the culture of each town and popular knowledge of each region, being evidence of this the city of Jericho (Israel), the Village Katal Hüyuk (Turkey), the citadels of the Chimú culture in Chan Chan (Peru), the reinforced earth wall of Joya de Cerén (El Salvador), and different archaeological findings in Africa, Asia, Europe and America. It is a technology that is still used today, and due to technological knowledge, it has been possible to improve the different techniques that involve earth as a raw material. In many localities the housing situation is really critical, due to a housing deficit or the structural deterioration of precarious housing, which risk the lives of those people who inhabit those constructions. There are cases in which the use of alternative construction techniques is a solution to this problem, so it is resorted to buildings where clay soils, sand and straw are the main components in this construction types.
Fil: Cuitiño Rosales, Maria Guadalupe. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Ciencias Aplicadas a la Industria; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Mendoza; Argentina
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EARTH CONSTRUCTION
ADOBE
RAMMED EARTH
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title Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems
spellingShingle Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems
Cuitiño Rosales, Maria Guadalupe
EARTH CONSTRUCTION
ADOBE
RAMMED EARTH
title_short Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems
title_full Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems
title_fullStr Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems
title_full_unstemmed Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems
title_sort Earth Construction: Ancestral Techniques for Current Problems
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author Cuitiño Rosales, Maria Guadalupe
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ADOBE
RAMMED EARTH
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ADOBE
RAMMED EARTH
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv It is undeniable that earth architecture is found in all the regions and civilizations of the world, Fig. 1, strongly rooted in the culture of each town and popular knowledge of each region, being evidence of this the city of Jericho (Israel), the Village Katal Hüyuk (Turkey), the citadels of the Chimú culture in Chan Chan (Peru), the reinforced earth wall of Joya de Cerén (El Salvador), and different archaeological findings in Africa, Asia, Europe and America. It is a technology that is still used today, and due to technological knowledge, it has been possible to improve the different techniques that involve earth as a raw material. In many localities the housing situation is really critical, due to a housing deficit or the structural deterioration of precarious housing, which risk the lives of those people who inhabit those constructions. There are cases in which the use of alternative construction techniques is a solution to this problem, so it is resorted to buildings where clay soils, sand and straw are the main components in this construction types.
Fil: Cuitiño Rosales, Maria Guadalupe. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Ciencias Aplicadas a la Industria; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Mendoza; Argentina
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