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portada Vernacular Architecture and Sustainability of Indigenous Building Materials
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
456
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
25.4x17.8 cm
ISBN13
9781041206507

Vernacular Architecture and Sustainability of Indigenous Building Materials

Amjad Almusaed (Author) · CRC Press · Hardcover

Vernacular Architecture and Sustainability of Indigenous Building Materials - Amjad Almusaed

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Synopsis "Vernacular Architecture and Sustainability of Indigenous Building Materials"

Placing vernacular knowledge at the forefront of climate-responsive design, this book deals with the UN’s SDG 11 mandate for inclusive, safe, and resilient cities. The volume also reviews how millennia-old building traditions can decarbonise construction and fortify communities against escalating climate risks. Comprising case studies, and pertinent infographics, it equips practitioners, educators, and decision-makers with the scientific rigour and persuasive language necessary to leverage vernacular intelligence for decarbonisation, equity, and cultural continuity. It is simultaneously an academic contribution, a design manual, and an urgent rallying cry for a planet-positive built environment.

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