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South Chile – Extreme Architecture
IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2019 Abstract Typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions on the one hand, and the lack of roads due to the inaccessibility of mountain areas and the extended coastline, combined with the harsh climate of both hot and polar, on the other, make designing and building in Chile an extreme task. It is and always was also hard to design and build in
Kazimierz Butelski
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Population Differentiation in the Body Architecture of Creole Goats in the Semi Arid Region of Chile [PDF]
International Journal of Morphology, 2019 SUMMARY: The present study aimed to assess the degree of body architecture differentiation between Creole goats, two introduced breeds and their hybrids in semi arid areas of the north of Chile. The study was carried out between 2012 and 2015. One hundred and eighty five adult female goats belonging to 17 herds from the Coquimbo region were used.
De-la-Barra, R +2 more
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Architecture of the aquifers of the Calama Basin, Loa catchment basin, northern Chile [PDF]
Geosphere, 2015 In the Loa water system of the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, careful management of groundwater is vital and data are sparse. Several key management questions focus on aquifers that occur in the Calama sedimentary basin, through which groundwater and Loa surface water flow to the west.
Teresa Jordan +3 more
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ARCHITECTURE AND EMPIRE AT LATE PREHISPANIC TARAPACÁ VIEJO, NORTHERN CHILE [PDF]
Chungará (Arica), 2014 Resumen en: Imperial conquest and subsequent strategies of integration can be detected in changes to regional infrastructure, such as road systems and the architectu...
Zori, Colleen, Urbina A, Simón
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International Journal of Architectural Heritage, 2016 ABSTRACTChile is in one of the most seismically active zones in the world and its capital, Santiago, has frequently been destroyed by earthquakes since its foundation by Spanish colonialists in 1541. Nonetheless, there are some historic masonry buildings that remain as a testimony of the efforts of builders to erect the new, unfamiliar structures ...
Jorquera Silva, Natalia +3 more
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The Ruka Mapuche: clues for a sustainable architecture in southern Chile? [PDF]
, 2014 Whitman, Christopher +2 more
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Arquitecturas del Sur, 2023 Esta edición de Arquitecturas del Sur registra tres artículos dedicados a la vivienda colectiva, en la medida que el déficit habitacional ha originado nuevas y mejores formas de participación ciudadana en sus soluciones.
Pablo Ramón Fuentes-Hernández +1 more
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Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, 2023 : The study of the Basque House, which was commissioned for construction by Basque-French settlers in the year 1930 in the town of Nehuentúe ...
Karla Andrea Silva Poblete
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Journal of Traditional Building Architecture and Urbanism, 2022 Despite its seismic activity, Chile has a large number of heritage buildings built with earth. Their conservation depends on elements such as roofing and foundations, but also on the quality of renders and finishing materials.
P. Marchante, Amanda Rivera Vidal
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