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Patricia Guijarro Miragaya,Tania Estay Leal,Lucia Patrón Saade,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
Pág. 29 - 43
The global pandemic due to the COVID-19 disease has led to the study of school classrooms as possible vectors of contagion. The CO2 has been established with an easily captured indicator to determine the adequate ventilation of these spaces. However, con...
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Gregorio García López de la Osa,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
Pág. 44 - 50
The discussion of the protocol for drafting a Real Estate Due Diligence (REDD) and its definition has not received the attention in the scientific literature that it deserves, given its importance for thousands of transactions, which have a strong relati...
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María Catalina Bohorquez,Jose Luis Chapa,Dario López,María Alejandra Manrique,Cristian Miranda,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
Pág. 51 - 62
The research aims to analyze how the monitoring of CO2 levels can be used as an environmental pollution control strategy and mitigate the spread of diseases such as COVID-19 in closed spaces. In this article, a classroom located in the School of Building...
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Patricio Rivera Campos,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
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This report contains a study focused on the vernacular architecture of the palafitos located on the island of Chiloé in the south of Chile. These are buildings suspended on the sea or "Bordemar" by piles made of woods. Built by locals to facilitate their...
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Silvia Sbisá,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
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The subject of the study is about the vernacular architecture of the city of Bari, particularly the historic center, called Bari Vecchia. the work methodology adopted is to choose a characteristic building to evaluate the various constructive criteria ad...
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Enrica Dammacco,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
Pág. 25 - 35
The term «Vernacular Architecture» includes one extends variety of constructive forms developed in the course of the centuries, strongly determined by the local morphology, the local resources, the climatic and environmental characteristics and the socio...
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Belén Velástegui Toro,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
Pág. 36 - 47
In Ecuador, it is easy to harvest bamboo vegetation, which has properties suitable for construction and thanks to its rapid growth in the land, it allows to maintain a stable ecosystem without affecting the environment from which it is obtained. There is...
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Delmiro Cajade Sánchez,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
Pág. 20 - 28
The term sustainability as we know it today goes back to less than 30 years, it is in Bruntland's report in 1987 when it appears for the first time and arises from the need to know the impact generated by human activities on the environment. Currently it...
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Daniela Ortíz Guachamín,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
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The ?Hacienda Santa Isabel?, built in 1816, is located in the parish of San Miguel of Nono, to the north of the city of Quito, Ecuador. Nono is comprised of 20 farms dedicated to agriculture and cattle, which gives financial support to the parish; founde...
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Fiorella Sánchez Tejada,Ricardo Tendero Caballero
Pág. 41 - 50
Due to the need to generate and obtain comfortable buildings, this work studies a building built approximately in the year 1630 located in the city of Ayacucho, in the Peruvian Mountain Range which architecture responds to a vernacular style; in order to...
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