The Lacustrine Basin & Tenochtitlan Spatial Grids
This layer isolates the primary indigenous hydrological engineering networks, deep causeway orientations, chinampa expansion vectors, and ceremonial property lines forming the foundational topography of the Valley of Mexico prior to European contact.
Active Architectural Nodes (3D Places)
Select an active vector below to isolate its specific structural profile and map its complete 4D morphological transformation history across successive timelines.
Casas Nuevas de Motecuhzoma
The supreme imperial residential and administrative complex of Tenochtitlan. Built from black and red volcanic tezontle stone, its expansive grid layouts and boundary walls established the structural footprint for the future Palacio Nacional.
View 4D Transformation Logs →Huey Teocalli (Templo Mayor)
The double-pyramid spiritual axis of the lacustrine empire. Superimposed across seven distinct computational expansion phases, tracing its subsequent colonial conversion into urban building stone assets.
Asset Diagnostic PendingLayer Diagnostics // Prehispanic Stratum
- Hydrological Calibration: Simulated Texcoco, Xochimilco, and Chalco lake boundaries fixed at maximum 1519 levels
- Grid Target: Alignment vectors keyed directly to the major north-south Tepeyac and Iztapalapa causeway channels
- Archival Correlation: Spatial validation backed by the 1524 Nuremberg Map and Uppsala Map overlays