Aztec house

Concept for a typical aztec nobleman's house, usually made of mud walls, decorated very well, usually during the aztec era, noble people were allowed to have 2 floored house.

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An Aztec residence circa 1500 AD. In the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan, the residential districts surrounded the downtown area. As the city was built upon an artificial island, the houses were separated via canals; travel through the city was mainly by boat. This middle-class household has an oven (uncommon in European cities of the time), a milpa (mixed-crop agriculture), and some turkeys in the enclosure.

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This is the result of my studies on Aztec architecture. Basically, their houses were of two general types - common houses, and nobility houses. In this artwork I pictured what the Aztec Noble's house would have looked like. Of course, I exaggerated some features, and simplified others, but in general, I believe that I managed to convey the general form as it used to be and to add my personal interpretations on the design.

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I used this as a primary source for an accurate representation of a simple lower class Aztec home. I found that the "mexicolure" website below is accurate and credentialed. This home shows how a family of lower class Aztecs lived, they space they were allowed and the simple pottery they used.

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