Description
In this course, you will learn:
- Develop a deeper understanding of the values and significance of vernacular architecture in your immediate surroundings.
- Establish your particular viewpoints on more complicated topics in vernacular architecture, such as the conscious or unconscious nature of construction, informal settlements, and cultural sustainability.
- Come up with your own suggestions for how to safeguard and preserve the vernacular-built environment in your area.
- Have a deeper understanding of the value and significance of vernacular architecture.
- Build a personal perspective on more complex issues in vernacular architecture, such as self-aware or non-self-aware construction methods, informal settlements and cultural sustainability.
- Help you form a series of concepts on how to protect and preserve the local built environment.
Syllabus:
- The Rural Vernacular
- Urban Vernacular
- Informal Settlements and the Vernacular
- Architectural Conservation of the Built Vernacular Heritage
- The Future of Asia’s Vernacular Architecture
- The Rural Vernacular
- Informal Settlements and the Vernacular
- Architectural Conservation of the Built Vernacular Heritage
- The Future of Asia’s Vernacular Architecture