Methodological framework to move towards a Basic Ecotechnological Housing

The improvement of precarious housing can be done, on the one hand, through self-construction, which can cause an increase in the negative impacts of housing on the environment, health, or well-being of its inhabitants if it is done without the knowledge or necessary technical support. On the other...

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Autores: Olaya-García, Belén, Navia Espinoza, Sara Eugenia, Macera Cerutti, Omar Raúl
Formato: artículo
Estado:Versión publicada
Fecha de publicación:2023
País:México
Recursos:UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA
Repositorio:Viviendas y Comunidades Sustentables
Idioma:español
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Acesso em linha:https://revistavivienda.cuaad.udg.mx/index.php/rv/article/view/237
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Palavra-chave:precarious housing
sustainable housing
transdisciplinary
ecotechnology
Social Production of Habitat
vivienda precaria
vivienda sostenible
transdisciplina
ecotecnología
Producción Social del Hábitat
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Resumo:The improvement of precarious housing can be done, on the one hand, through self-construction, which can cause an increase in the negative impacts of housing on the environment, health, or well-being of its inhabitants if it is done without the knowledge or necessary technical support. On the other hand, the implementation of projects through NGOs or government sectors, which are not always aligned with the reality of the context or with the needs and priorities of the user families and their communities. Given this, a methodological framework is defined that integrates the needs of the different actors related to housing, evaluates their situation, and allows a series of decisions to be made on the strategies to be implemented to advance toward the sustainability of precarious housing in a collaborative manner. The Methodological Framework is created to move towards a Basic Ecotechnological Housing (VIVE Framework) with four phases and 10 steps that order the diagnosis, evaluation, design, and implementation, with monitoring and an iterative process that will allow the monitoring and evolution of the houses. This framework allows addressing the complexity of the habitat through participatory tools and trans-disciplinary work.