2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2017.04.261
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Assessment of Building Typology and Construction Method of Traditional Longhouse

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“…In particular, the road infrastructures are based on three provincial roads (S.P. 240, 75, 65), two state roads (S.S. 16 and 100) and one highway (A14) [28]. The highway A14 that connects Bologna to Taranto, goes through the Acquaviva delle Fonti territory.…”
Section: Communication Routes Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, the road infrastructures are based on three provincial roads (S.P. 240, 75, 65), two state roads (S.S. 16 and 100) and one highway (A14) [28]. The highway A14 that connects Bologna to Taranto, goes through the Acquaviva delle Fonti territory.…”
Section: Communication Routes Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, more attention must be paid to their conservation. Recent research has aimed to identify minor rural architecture in the changed territorial contexts, essential for the protection of spatial planning and redevelopment interventions [3][4][5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las tipologías se han usado para justificar la conservación de viviendas típicas como patrimonio arquitectónico (Mahayuddin et al, 2017). Distinguir tipologías de viviendas puede ayudar a los ingenieros estructurales, arquitectos y planificadores urbanos a comprender el comportamiento y la respuesta ante cualquier tipo de riesgo natural o antrópico.…”
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“…El uso de materiales locales, la armonización con el entorno y el clima local es uno de los aspectos muy apreciados en una tipología de viviendas tradicionales (Mahayuddin et al, 2017). En Riohacha es tradición de los indígenas Wayuu la vivienda de bahareque (barro con alma de madera), pero es una vivienda muy vulnerable a las inundaciones y muchas veces construida en zonas de alto riesgo, lo que abre el camino a su probable destrucción.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified