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This thesis researches the main architectural elements of sustainability in the religious-educational buildings of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in three locations in Mexico: Querétaro, Oaxaca and Tepotzotlán. The purpose is to identify and promote their implementation in contemporary constructions. Different research techniques and bioclimatic analysis’ tools have been used to evaluate daylighting, ventilation, insolation and thermal performance of materials in some of the most relevant architectural elements. The three cases of study are located in places with diverse climates of the Mexican Republic; therefore, design strategies and criteria adopted are different. However, in all cases, an adequate response to weather conditions and the use of natural resources is measured for comfortable indoor conditions and sustainable operation. Large buildings built by three of the most relevant religious orders in the colonial period: The Franciscans, Dominicans and Jesuits were selected. Therefore, they have some common architectural elements and other distinctive elements of the place and order to which they belonged. This work also analyses the eco-technologies used in them; applying the most advanced physical, scientific and constructive principles of the time to implement daylighting, natural ventilation, passive cooling, water recovery and treatment systems, food production and drying, among others.

Sustentabilidad en los edificios religiosos del siglo XVII y XVIII en México. Análisis comparativo por bioclima en tres casos de estudio