Eco-Urbanism and the South East Asian City
portes grátis
Eco-Urbanism and the South East Asian City
Climate, Urban-Architectural Form and Heritage
Jahn Kassim, Shireen; Razak, Dzulkifli Abdul; Abdul Majid, Noor Hanita
Springer Verlag, Singapore
04/2023
418
Dura
Inglês
9789811916366
15 a 20 dias
Descrição não disponível.
Part 1.- Chapter 1-Eco-Inflections of the 'Mandalic' form: Morphologies of the Pre-colonial Urban Cores.- Chapter 2-River, And Microclimatic: Ameliorations and Accretions of the Ancient Urban Grain.- Chapter 3-The Mound, the Hill, and the Malay Nusantara Historic Landscape.- Chapter 4-The Malay 'garden city': an ethos of Malay historic urbanism.- Chapter 5-Bioclimatic Alignments of the Alun Alun: A Genealogy of Nusantara open space.- Chapter 6-Traditional Compactness of South East Asia Urban Core: Walkability of the Early Public Realm.- Chapter 7-Reminiscing Fauna's role in the 'Eco-Sanctuaries ' of Traditional cities: A Southeast Asian historical perspective.- Part 2.- Chapter 8-From Archipelago to Architecture: City, the Sacred Center and the Pillared Space.- Chapter 9-The 'Punctured' Pavilions.- Chapter 10-Climate and archetype: Vernacular house-forms as tropical urban ideations.- Chapter 11-The Matriarch, The Matrilineal System and The Minangkabau Rumah Gadang.- Chapter 12-Permutations of the layered portico: Tropical typologies and bioclimatic forms.- Chapter 13-In The Sanctity of Light And Shadows In Traditional Mosques.- Part 3.- Chapter 14-Re-acculturising the Tropical City - from theory to practice.- Chapter 15-Marking boundaries of water and land: Bridges and gateways.- Chapter 16-Ecology, language and the regalia: structure, ornament and architecture.- Chapter 17-Tracing water-land architectural symbolisms of the Malay Nusantara.- Chapter 18-Vernacular Typography as Reflections of the Nusantara - Cultural Inflections in Street Vendor Signages.- Chapter 19-AN EPILOGUE.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
pre-colonial urbanism;South East Asia;placemaking;urban design;architecture in tropical Asia;Malay history;Cultural geography;urban history;urbanism;vernacular and regional architecture;urban geography
Part 1.- Chapter 1-Eco-Inflections of the 'Mandalic' form: Morphologies of the Pre-colonial Urban Cores.- Chapter 2-River, And Microclimatic: Ameliorations and Accretions of the Ancient Urban Grain.- Chapter 3-The Mound, the Hill, and the Malay Nusantara Historic Landscape.- Chapter 4-The Malay 'garden city': an ethos of Malay historic urbanism.- Chapter 5-Bioclimatic Alignments of the Alun Alun: A Genealogy of Nusantara open space.- Chapter 6-Traditional Compactness of South East Asia Urban Core: Walkability of the Early Public Realm.- Chapter 7-Reminiscing Fauna's role in the 'Eco-Sanctuaries ' of Traditional cities: A Southeast Asian historical perspective.- Part 2.- Chapter 8-From Archipelago to Architecture: City, the Sacred Center and the Pillared Space.- Chapter 9-The 'Punctured' Pavilions.- Chapter 10-Climate and archetype: Vernacular house-forms as tropical urban ideations.- Chapter 11-The Matriarch, The Matrilineal System and The Minangkabau Rumah Gadang.- Chapter 12-Permutations of the layered portico: Tropical typologies and bioclimatic forms.- Chapter 13-In The Sanctity of Light And Shadows In Traditional Mosques.- Part 3.- Chapter 14-Re-acculturising the Tropical City - from theory to practice.- Chapter 15-Marking boundaries of water and land: Bridges and gateways.- Chapter 16-Ecology, language and the regalia: structure, ornament and architecture.- Chapter 17-Tracing water-land architectural symbolisms of the Malay Nusantara.- Chapter 18-Vernacular Typography as Reflections of the Nusantara - Cultural Inflections in Street Vendor Signages.- Chapter 19-AN EPILOGUE.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
