Renewable Energy in the Service of Mankind Vol I 2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-17777-9_62
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Describing Native Architectural Features of Kandovan, a Sustainable Village with Rock Architecture

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“…However, Kandovan is the only one that is inhabited by people. Its uniqueness lies in the caves in the volcanic landscape which were sculpted by natural elements into cone-shaped structures known as karans (cliff dwellings) (Nahi, Singery 2015) that are home to the local people (see Mohammadzadeh, Rezaei 2019). Due to these characteristics, Kandovan village was registered as a key national monument in Iran in 1997 and is awaiting UNESCO registration (Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism 2023; Interview with the manager of the cultural heritage base of Kandovan village).…”
Section: The Study Context: Kandovan Villagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, Kandovan is the only one that is inhabited by people. Its uniqueness lies in the caves in the volcanic landscape which were sculpted by natural elements into cone-shaped structures known as karans (cliff dwellings) (Nahi, Singery 2015) that are home to the local people (see Mohammadzadeh, Rezaei 2019). Due to these characteristics, Kandovan village was registered as a key national monument in Iran in 1997 and is awaiting UNESCO registration (Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism 2023; Interview with the manager of the cultural heritage base of Kandovan village).…”
Section: The Study Context: Kandovan Villagementioning
confidence: 99%