Thursday, November 29, 2012

Palloza, Spain

Palloza, Spain, Traditional, Arch-shaped building, construction,
Which extends laterally roof is made of straw and is located in Galicia, Spain. Actually, the original shape of this house could be round or oval with a diameter of 20 meter home was built to protect people from exposure to winter being at an
altitude of 1200 feet above sea level. Building a house is built of stone and pure has no chimney on the roof. So the smoke dihasillkan dishes when cooking out slipped through the haystack.

Palloza, Spain, Traditional, Arch-shaped building, construction,

The pallozas, or pallouza as known in Galicia, are traditional buildings of the area of the Sierra de los Ancares.

Palloza The name is actually a term deformation Galician "pallaza", first used in the nineteenth century by the German ethnographer Fritz Krüger, referring to material that was made the cover of the building.

Palloza in Balboa

Its architecture is usually circular or oval, ten to twenty feet in diameter, with stone walls and covered by a conical roof, consisting of rye stalks. This design and the materials used allow the housing to isolate and protect it from the cold in the summer heat.
Palloza, Spain, Traditional, Arch-shaped building, construction,

If you look carefully in its architectural structure, reminiscent of the unique houses of the locality in southern Italy, Alverobello: the Trulli (See post dedicated to this architecture).

Plan and elevation of a Palloza

Scheme inside a Palloza

The shared pallozas housing space designed to block the animal, separating the space simply by the location of both, no partitions. This permitted use of the heat energy source animals, helping to heat the house.
  The origin of the palloza is pre-Roman Celtic presumably because similarities with the round houses of the Iron Age Britain.

Many of the houses in the village of Asterix the Gaul are made of this unique architecture, and in almost all comics eventually shows a large palloza town in the center of the scene.



Palloza, Spain, Traditional, Arch-shaped building, construction,

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