Vernacular Wisdom as a Path Toward Low-energy Ecologically Sustainable Housing and Settlements: Participatory Design and Building to Rehabilitate Local Adobe Bricks in El Salvador  

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作  者:Silvio Cristiano Camilla Falchetti 

机构地区:[1]Department of Science and Technology,Universitàdegli Studi di Napoli'Parthenope’,Naples,80143,Italy [2]Department of Molecular Science and Nanosystems,UniversitàCa’Foscari Venezia,Venice,30172,Italy [3]Associazione Labsus–Laboratorio per la Sussidiarietà,Turin,10100,Italy [4]Associazione Psicologi nel Mondo Torino,Turin,10100,Italy

出  处:《Journal of World Architecture》2020年第1期1-8,共8页世界建筑(百图)

摘  要:Globalized cultures,imaginaries,and economies are often matched to the standardization of building approaches.However,solutions that are not tailored for a specific context tend to entail environmental,economic,and social issues.Throughout human history,vernacular wisdom has produced interesting low-energy and climate-responsive architectures all around the globe:These can be seen as interesting examples in an era of global warming and overall uncertainty;at the same time,they represent accessible sustainable solutions in deprived areas of the world as well as in wealthier areas.The experience of participatory design and building process is here presented,carried on in a rural area of El Salvador,Central America.A sanitary facility for a school is designed and realized after the collectively desired recovery and improvement of one of the fruits of local vernacular wisdom in building design,i.e.,the adobe earth brick.Some potentials and limits of such experience as well as of the used technology are reviewed in the perspective of affordable and ecologically sustainable housing and settlements in the area.

关 键 词:Bioclimatic buildings VERNACULAR architecture Urban planning ADOBE earth BRICK Ecological sustainability 

分 类 号:TP3[自动化与计算机技术—计算机科学与技术]

 

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