Generate minimalistic housing proposals using adobe or earth construction, specifically designed in the forms of domes, vaults, or cupolas, for high-altitude Andean regions above 4,000 meters. The designs should be simple and feasible for low-income local communities to construct. Consider the following: Dome, Vault, and Cupola Forms: All proposed structures should utilize these curved forms, ensuring structural strength, stability, and efficient use of materials. Climate Adaptation: Incorporate design features that provide insulation against extreme cold, such as thick walls and strategic openings. The curved shapes should enhance thermal efficiency and wind resistance in high-altitude environments. Construction Simplicity: The design must allow for easy construction using basic tools and traditional Andean building techniques. Emphasize methods that local populations can learn and apply with minimal training. Cultural Relevance: Integrate Andean cultural motifs and construction traditions into the designs, ensuring they resonate with the local community’s heritage. Sustainability: Use locally available materials and eco-friendly construction practices to ensure the housing is sustainable and has a low environmental impact. Modular Expansion: Allow for the possibility of expanding the structures by connecting additional domes or vaults, enabling the housing to adapt to growing family needs. Generate proposals that explore the full potential of domes, vaults, and cupolas made from adobe or earth, prioritizing functionality, sustainability, and cultural relevance in the Andean highlands.