Tlacolula Social Housing,Oaxaca, Mexico |
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Authors: | Dellekamp Arquitectos |
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Abstract: | Oaxaca in southern Mexico is one of the most economically marginal states in the country, with a large portion of its population requiring social housing. This has been further exacerbated by the widespread adoption of a suburban American housing model that has led to local communities becoming socially and culturally alienated. At Tlacolula, in Oaxaca, Dellekamp Arquitectos describe how they have set out to create a housing development that engenders locality and a sense of community through a traditional barrio neighbourhood design. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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Keywords: | Locality Novaterra Inmobiliaria the communities' identity community engagement eco-social setup four main strategies Dellekamp Arquitectos, Social Housing, Tlacolula, Oaxaca, Mexico, 2010 vernacular building forms and idioms well-defined civic realm local barrio design local materials solar heaters rainwater collection permeable pavements opportunity-filled housing |
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