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Defining vernacular architecture

, 2014
According to the etymological approach and to the Historical Dictionary of the French Language (Robert, 1985), the notion of vernacular architecture refers to the house of verna, which in Latin means ‘slave born in the house’, while vernaculus means ‘indigenous’, or ‘domestic’.
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Numerical study of the impact of balcony openings in the vernacular architecture of the Aurès on airflow and thermal comfort

Attoui Redha, Abdeldjouad Meriem, Belghar Nourredine, Billel Rebai   +3 more
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Adaptive Reuse of Vernacular Architecture for Conservation in Indonesia: Case Study of South Nias Village, Bawömataluo Conservation Project

, 2023
Fanitra Pedi Atmanti, Yasufumi Uekita
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Exploring Bioinspired Climatic Design Strategies for a Low-Carbon Future: A Case Study of a Hot-Humid Climate in Sri Lanka. [PDF]

Biomimetics (Basel)
Gamage A, Upadhyay A, Hyde R.
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Energy consumption and thermal comfort of rock-cut and modern buildings. [PDF]

Heliyon
Mangeli M, Aram F, Abouei R.
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Wood in sustainable construction - a material perspective: Learning from vernacular architecture

, 2015
Atsushi Takano
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Quantitative ethnobotany of plants used for vernacular building construction in Ghana. [PDF]

PLoS One
Boakye MK.
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Being (a) patient-navigating desire through online communities in assisted reproductive technology. [PDF]

Front Sociol
Decataldo A, Andreoni E.
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Material culture, artifact system, rituals, and symbolic meanings in the vernacular architecture of Masulih, Iran

, 2015
Ehsan Daneshyar
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An automated decision support platform for rural environmental adaptive design based on VAE-ANAS integration. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Tang N, Zhi F, Sun J.
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