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What is vernacular architecture?
What is vernacular architecture?
- Architecture that is influenced by international design trends
- Architecture that is only found in urban areas
- Architecture that is designed by professional architects
- Architecture that is endemic to a place and developed within a given space (correct)
What factors shape vernacular architecture?
What factors shape vernacular architecture?
- Environmental condition, culture and tradition, and history of the place (correct)
- Global architectural trends
- Technology and modern materials
- Only economic ability of the people
How is vernacular architecture passed down through generations?
How is vernacular architecture passed down through generations?
- By professional architects
- By international architectural organizations
- By the people themselves based on handed down techniques and approaches (correct)
- Through government regulations
What influences the design of vernacular architecture?
What influences the design of vernacular architecture?
What principle is used to address hot and humid conditions in vernacular architecture?
What principle is used to address hot and humid conditions in vernacular architecture?
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Vernacular Architecture
Vernacular Architecture
Architecture that is endemic to a place and developed within a given space.
Factors Shaping Vernacular Architecture
Factors Shaping Vernacular Architecture
Environmental condition, culture and tradition, and history of the place.
Transmission of Vernacular Architecture
Transmission of Vernacular Architecture
By the people themselves based on handed down techniques and approaches.
Influences on Vernacular Design
Influences on Vernacular Design
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Venturi Principle in Architecture
Venturi Principle in Architecture
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Study Notes
Vernacular Architecture
- Vernacular architecture refers to the traditional and indigenous building styles and techniques that are unique to a specific region or culture.
Factors Shaping Vernacular Architecture
- Climate and geography
- Available local materials and resources
- Cultural and social traditions
- Economic and technological limitations
Passing Down Vernacular Architecture
- Through oral tradition and handed-down skills from one generation to the next
- By apprenticeship and on-the-job training
- Through cultural and social practices that encourage the continuation of traditional building techniques
Influences on Vernacular Architecture Design
- Environmental factors such as climate, topography, and natural resources
- Cultural and social factors such as symbolism, rituals, and community needs
- Technological and economic factors such as available materials and building techniques
Addressing Hot and Humid Conditions
- The principle of natural ventilation is used to address hot and humid conditions in vernacular architecture, which involves designing buildings to maximize airflow and reduce the need for mechanical cooling systems.
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