Camino Real is considered one of the few neighborhoods with large green spaces in the North Western district of Cusco, which is why a new generation of residents want to protect it and designate it as an ecotourism neighborhood. To make it happen, a number...
Wanna know why the Camino Real community in Cusco chose "Tambo" as the name for their new reuse and recycling center?As Diego Alonzo Alcazar, a volunteer architect on the project and the founding director of OLA Architecture explains, a tambo (derived from the word "tanpu"...
We're pleased to announce the final version of Sustainable Neighborhoods – Camino Real, a collaborative and intersectional plan that is the culmination of a multi-year project dating back to 2015 when we first began working with Cusco's communities through our Urbinsight global data and participatory...