Vivienda híbrida progresiva multifamiliar.

Abstract

The earthquake of April 16, 2016 launched a series of projects for cities that have suffered a greater loss of real estate, this is the case of the Multi-Family Progressive Multifamily Housing project “Factory 0”, in the city of Muisne, Esmeraldas , based on a study of the site through participatory workshops, highlighting the concern for an architecture that adapts to the contextual circumstances in which it operates; and at the same time that it has the capacity to expand progressively over time. The use of materials that speed up the assembly and transport of the structures is of great importance since it optimizes the construction of the houses, which would not be possible without the initial factory that distributes the materials, structures and prefabricated housing modules. The circumstances of catastrophe are opportunities to reorganize and densify the cities, giving decent housing to those who did not have it or lost it in the catastrophe.