Design a minimalistic housing proposal using adobe or earth construction materials, tailored for high-altitude Andean regions above 4,000 meters. The design should be simple, cost-effective, and easy to construct by low-income local communities. Consider the following aspects: Climate Adaptation: Ensure the design provides adequate insulation against extreme cold temperatures typical in high-altitude areas. Incorporate passive heating and cooling strategies, such as thick walls and small windows for thermal regulation. Construction Simplicity: The design should prioritize straightforward construction methods that can be easily taught and executed by local populations using available resources. Cultural Relevance: The housing should respect and integrate local Andean cultural elements, reflecting the community’s traditions and lifestyle. Sustainability: Utilize locally sourced materials and ensure the design has a low environmental impact, promoting sustainability in both construction and long-term habitation. Modularity: The design should allow for easy expansion or adaptation as the needs of the inhabitants change over time, ensuring flexibility. Generate a proposal that balances functionality, durability, and cultural respect while addressing the specific challenges of high-altitude living.