This thesis develops architectural ecological strategies using bamboo and thermal comfort at the Manu National Park, Cusco, specifically for Section I of the Damping Area. The study chooses bamboo as main component to propose ecological architectural strategies that would help the conservation of a Natural Protected Area of worldwide importance such as the Manu National Park, because of its multiple contributions in environmental, economical and social aspects, and because it is a significant part of the native species of the Guadua genus in the Peruvian Amazon. The Manu -mainly the Damping Area- is currently affected by the human action, aggravated by the climate change effects and the financial-residential needs of the population. These strategies contemplate the thermal comfort of the people that would live in this environment, with minimal use of the energy, in the case of the study....