Sille Settlement in the Context of Sustainable Historical Fabric and Façade Analysis of Its Traditional Houses

Erdoğan, Ebru; Erkis, Şadiye Didem Boztepe

doi:10.26687/archnet-ijar.v8i3.214

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“…Manmade structures which possess heritage character and significance should become a part of the built heritage of any settlement and the society [2]. Due to the rapid modernization of the built environment, there is a need for focusing attention to preserve the cultural and architectural heritage, before it disappears completely.…”

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Challenges and New Paradigms in Conservation of Heritage-based Villages in Rural India -A case of Pragpur and Garli villages in Himachal Pradesh

Nair¹,

Singh²,

Munoth³

2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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The research paper aims to focus on the issues and challenges in developing a sustainable model of an ideal heritage village project by using descriptive and empirical investigation methods. To capture the perception and understanding of the concept of sustainability of a Heritage Village, a mixed-methods approach was conducted by the researcher where document where reviewed, observations were done, structured interviews and a questionnaire survey was conducted involving resident's in the heritage villages of Pragpur and Garli in Himachal Pradesh, India. Through this research, the objective was to catalogues the resident's outlook and understand their belongingness towards their rural settlement. The analysis conducted, was also to understand their attachment to the heritage fabric which would act as a catalyst for their sustainable development. Due to the diversification in terms of architecture, social and cultural aspects, it was important to analyze the resident's perception towards the built heritage as it may vary to be more or less important to different people, community groups, or generations.

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confidence: 99%