Análisis y reinterpretación de la arquitectura Inca en proyectos de vivienda contemporánea mediante estrategias de diseño a nivel de anteproyecto

Abstract

The study analyzes and reinterprets Inca architecture for its application in contemporary housing projects, using design strategies at the preliminary project stage. The constructive, spatial, and aesthetic principles of Inca architecture are explored, adapting them to the needs and characteristics of modern housing. The objective is to create a housing proposal that integrates cultural and heritage values, merging the architectural legacy with current design demands and trends. Through this reinterpretation, the goal is to offer new housing solutions that respect the historical and cultural identity of the region. The research is organized into several phases: first, a theoretical analysis compares Inca construction systems with contemporary ones; then, new ways of applying these principles in contemporary design are proposed, maintaining their essence and adapting them to user needs; finally, a proposal for contemporary housing based on Inca principles is developed, using artificial intelligence to optimize design and environmental resources. This research aims to serve as an academic reference for future projects that integrate modern methodologies with construction systems from ancient civilizations, such as the Inca.