CAMELIDOS INTERPRETATION CENTER

The development and 3D modeling of the Camelid Interpretation Center was based on Inca architecture, using rustic materials from the area to achieve a harmonious integration with its archaeological context. The 3D modeling process allowed for a precise and detailed representation of the architectural features of the center, as well as a clear visualization of its relationship with the surroundings.

To achieve the aforementioned harmonious integration, local materials such as stone and wood were selected, and traditional construction techniques from the area were used. Additionally, special attention was paid to the details and design elements inherent to Inca architecture, such as the use of walls made of polygonally carved stones, the implementation of gable roofs covered with thatch, and the presence of courtyards and plazas that promote natural ventilation and lighting.

In summary, the development and 3D modeling of the Camelid Interpretation Center focused on the creation of an architectural space faithful to Inca tradition, using local materials and construction techniques that allow for a harmonious integration with its archaeological context.