Análisis y aplicación de principios bioclimáticos a viviendas rurales (MIDUVI), caso de estudio parroquia Amaluza

Abstract

Abstract: Housing is considered a human right, regardless of the economic and social situation of the people. However, not everyone can acquire one due to the financial constraints that families in the country go through. To address this problem in Ecuador, the "Casa para Todos" program is promoted, in which the isolated single-family typology of 2 bedrooms, social interest housing (VIS) that does not have adefined user, is managed. The VIS aims to give a quality of life consistent with economic, social and environmental aspects. The parish of Amaluza is taken as a case study, due to the marked poverty of the sector and demand for housing by the population. In this sense, a prototype of flexible housing is proposed, adaptable to the topography, which allows evolutionary growth in it and also takes advantage of the natural resources of the sector, through the application of bioclimatic strategies to enhancethe habitability in it.