Traditional constructive technology transmission in Mexico - heritage in danger
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Technology transmission. traditional architecture. Mexico. heritage.Abstract
Traditional architecture as a theme is exposed from the point of view of traditional constructive technique transmission. The relationship between the material and immaterial heritage, potentiality and vulnerability are also studied. Point of focus is on inadequate actions that do not consider social, cultural and natural possibilities at the historical settlements in Mexico. The work is based on direct observation, surveys, interviews, analysis and participations with the studied communities. It is considered that the practice that has been applied is homogenizing and does not take into account intangible values ”‹”‹of heritage, and neglects ancestral social values ”‹”‹without applying policy and idiosyncrasies of the inhabitants who hold that heritage. It is concluded that there is no future for the traditional architecture without meeting the immaterial values ”‹”‹of its processes.
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