2005
DOI: 10.3917/autr.033.0051
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Héritage reconnu, patrimoine menacé : la maison traditionnelle à Tananarive

Abstract: Les maisons dites traditionnelles de Tananarive ont été construites à partir de la seconde moitié du XIX' siècle, tout d'abord sur le site de la ville haute, coeur historique de la ville, puis dans tous les quartiers de collines qui forment aujourd'hui la ville moyenne 1 (fig. 1). Ce modèle architectural a connu un tel succès qu'on le rencontre de nos jours dans toutes les villes, tous les bourgs et tous les villages des hautes terres malgaches où il s'impose comme type dominant d'une grande homogénéité. La ma… Show more

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“…The first settlement was the Rova, a royal palace established during the 17th century, on the highest hill in the city [49]. Other constructions were progressively erected around the palace [50]. Some time later, the 30,000 inhabitants of city [51] settled on this first urbanized terrace of the city, called the "upper city" [52].…”
Section: Evolution Of Built Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The first settlement was the Rova, a royal palace established during the 17th century, on the highest hill in the city [49]. Other constructions were progressively erected around the palace [50]. Some time later, the 30,000 inhabitants of city [51] settled on this first urbanized terrace of the city, called the "upper city" [52].…”
Section: Evolution Of Built Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some time later, the 30,000 inhabitants of city [51] settled on this first urbanized terrace of the city, called the "upper city" [52]. The extension continued beyond the limit of the hill and spread on the flanks and ridges of neighboring hills, in the north and west, toward the second half of the 19th century and formed the "medium city" [50]. It then gradually developed into the plain, with the installation of small settlement cores in the middle of rice fields [53].…”
Section: Evolution Of Built Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%