Vernacular Architecture
An Experimental Renewal of Mountain Architecture: Valley Homestay in Linggen Village
In Zhejiang’s Linggen Village, a forgotten mountain building has been reimagined into a poetic homestay. Through light-filled circulation, preserved textures, and minimal intervention,...
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Earthen Aesthetics: The Beauty of Adobe Architecture
Adobe, one of the world’s oldest natural building materials, has shaped architecture across arid regions for thousands of years. Made from clay, sand,...
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House of Raaz: Bridging Tradition and Modernity in Tehran
House of Raaz in Tehran reinterprets Iranian architectural traditions for a modern family, combining brick arches, courtyards, and contemporary materials to create a...
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The Case for Local Materials and Low Tech Architecture: Building a Sustainable Future
Discover the compelling case for local materials and low-tech architecture in our latest article. We delve into how simplicity and locality can reshape...
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The Role of Architecture in Shaping Cultural Identity: A Journey Through Time and Tradition
Discover how architecture serves as a powerful reflection of cultural identity in this insightful article. From ancient temples to modern skyscrapers, explore how...
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Vernacular Architecture #1 – Japanese Architecture
In this article series, we will talk about some of vernacular architecture around the world. There are precious traditional construction techniques and etnical...
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Vernacular Architecture #2 – Ottoman Architecture
The Ottoman Empire was a multicultural empire that encompassed many different religions, races, and cultures. For that reason, Ottoman architecture was influenced by...
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