For the community it is fundamental to preserve the knowledge and traditions of their ancestors, as well as to safeguard their holy places,  such as where ceremonies and rites regularly take place. These traditions are principally related to agriculture and farming, and the overall cultivation of the land and pastures. This also highlights the importance of the tools, techniques and ancient construction manners which organised their habitat and territory, and the practices developed in this localised economy, like the trading system or the exchange of products between the inhabitants of different environments.

Regarding this, the project is focused on the local materiality and construction techniques, expressed in the different tectonics of the area. These include: the cultivation terraces, melgas; irrigation channels for agriculture, colcas, which are circular stone constructions for storing food; apachetas, a group of stones stacked vertically to mark spatial dimensions; woven textiles, where ancestral symbols and elements are reproduced, and barnyards, to protect the livestock.