Vivienda rural progresiva para climas cálidos en Ecuador, caso de estudio sector rural del cantón Catamayo -Parroquia El Tambo

Abstract

Abstract: Social Interest Housing (VIS) programs are recognized in the regulations of several countries as a response to the housing deficit of the population, whose options have been overcrowding or invasions. In this context, and based on the right of people to have housing, the States assume the obligation to implement this type of program, whose direct beneficiaries are people with a vulnerable social and economic condition. The purpose of this work is to propose an architectural design of Progressive Rural Social Interest Housing (VISRP) for warm climates in Ecuador, specifically in the Rural Parish of El Tambo (Catamayo -Loja), so that from the in situ study and with the results of the corresponding sample, it is possible to develop a prototype that adapts to the conditions of the place, mainly considering the context of rurality. The main conclusion is the need to address the issue raised by the States, aiming at guaranteeing a VISRP with characteristics appropriate to the sector, as well as to the needs of the families, through functional and accessible projects.