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Diseño de un sistema autoconstructivo a base de tapial y bahareque de bajo costo e impacto ambiental para una vivienda

In Mixquiahuala de Juárez, Hidalgo, the 90% of the inhabitants have houses that the same family built (in very few cases they received help by a construction professional). If we add to this that, more than a half live with two minimum wages or less, we find that these buildings can have structural flaws, as well as inadequate spaces and problems of regulations and management. This can be solved with guides or self-construction manuals that allow people to build, adapting to their possibilities; if to this are added advantages of the use of vernacular systems, the house will be sustainable. Based on this, in the present work a vernacular self-constructive system is developed in four phases, which seeks to become an aid for families to build a decent home.