Rural Architectural Characteristics and Conservation Issues of Alaaddinbey Village in Bursa, Turkey

Bilgin., E.

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“…In Peru and Poland, researchers have analyzed different associations under homogeneous patterns by factors which include materials and construction methods [9] and summarized the spatial patterns of the existing vernacular villages [10], which can be utilized for digitally guiding heritage preservation [11]. Studies have expanded from micro-typological elements to urban-scale digital spatial pattern preservation [12] and have established a three-dimensional database [13] in Turkey and Russia with a broad geographical range and extremely varied topography features. BIM has become prevalent in vernacular digital technology research for documenting and managing urban spatial data [13].…”

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A Data-Driven Method for Constructing the Spatial Database of Traditional Villages—A Case Study of Courtyard Residential Typologies in Yunnan, China

Meng,

Zhai,

Teoh

et al. 2023

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A digital civilization rising on silicon-based technology is predicted to replace carbon-based spaces with virtual ones, leading to the decline of rural regionalism. Reconciling the benefits of globalization through data-driven methods while preserving the locality of rural areas is crucial. The extensive collection of traditional villages in the Yunnan Province possesses abundant natural heritages and diverse regional cultural resources. However, the existing assessment and identification index system for these traditional villages primarily relies on qualitative measures, which lack a consistent and quantifiable data system that can provide scientific, data-driven analysis. This study focuses on the mainstream types of traditional villages in the Yunnan Province as its research subject. Based on empirical research methods and architectural typology principles, two data acquisition and vectorization procedures are implemented, combining tilt photography and digital mapping technology. This approach addresses the inconsistency problem of the current system’s complex information and multiple data. This study aims to establish an efficient, objective, and consistent method of generating a database that comprehensively represents the environmental and architectural characteristics of the villages. Once established, this database could serve as a consistent and objective basis for subsequent quantitative analyses across different types of villages. Hence, setting up a consistent, quantifiable database is the first step to future data-driven policymaking, which is essential for sustainable preservation. In conclusion, the repeatability and reproducibility of these research findings are intrinsically tied to the meticulous methodology employed in the process of data acquisition and vectorization. The valid result was demonstrated after the verifying of the correlation analysis. Finally, a challenge to the universality came from adding different worldwide villages to the database and revealing underlying patterns.

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A Data-Driven Method for Constructing the Spatial Database of Traditional Villages—A Case Study of Courtyard Residential Typologies in Yunnan, China

Meng,

Zhai,

Teoh

et al. 2023

Buildings

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“…Traditional houses are at risk of demolition and may vanish due to zoning stress, changing lifestyles, and a lack of legal protection (Bilgin 2019;Gil-Mastalerczyk, Gil, and Modrzewski 2017;Jackson-Stepowski 2015). To save traditional villages and traditional buildings, scholars from various countries have conducted a number of investigations of the characteristics of traditional buildings (Maliqari and Corniello 2016), analyses of village value characteristics (Zhang 2015;Wang 2015;Alshehri 2018), simulations of physical environments (Tang, Nikolopoulou, and Zhang 2014;Tang et al 2012), and conservation methods, mechanisms, and case studies (Shi andLiu 2015a, 2015b;Ahunbay et al 2014;Campolo 2014;Mitchell and Randle 2014).…”

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“…Turkish researchers have carried out detailed investigations of local traditional villages to study the causes of building decay and conservation issues, and recommendations have been made for survival and conservation of traditional houses and urban patterns (Bilgin 2019). Many rural buildings in China have been abandoned due to rapid urbanization.…”

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Conservation Key points and management strategies of historic villages: 10 cases in the Guangzhou and Foshan Area, Guangdong Province, China

Huang

Er-wei²,

Xiao

2021

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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Historic villages form a nonrenewable part of our cultural heritage that is being affected by changes in modern production methods and lifestyles. Historic villages require various conservation measures, and their performance requires post-planning evaluation. An evaluation system and its criteria for the conservation of historic villages has been established, and 10 historic villages in the Guangzhou and Foshan Area, Guangdong Province, China, have been used as examples to quantify the performance of their heritage conservation. Furthermore, the evaluation results are compared with the conservation measures to determine key points and strategies that facilitate improvement of conservation performance and to provide a technical reference for future conservation work.

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A Summary of the Study on the Authenticity of Traditional Village Architecture Space

Mi¹,

Yu²

2021

JSS

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The principle of authenticity is the basic and primary principle of the protection of historical and cultural heritage. It is the key to measuring the value of the heritage and the basis for the protection of the heritage. It is inseparable from the protection of traditional villages. As an important part of the cultural heritage of traditional villages, architectural space is an important carrier of traditional village memory and culture, carrying various material and intangible functions. At present, the importance of historical and cultural heritage protection and authenticity protection of traditional villages is becoming more and more prominent. This article summarizes relevant domestic and foreign research, hoping to understand the authenticity protection of historical and cultural heritage and traditional village architectural space from existing research results.

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Rural Architectural Characteristics and Conservation Issues of Alaaddinbey Village in Bursa, Turkey

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A Data-Driven Method for Constructing the Spatial Database of Traditional Villages—A Case Study of Courtyard Residential Typologies in Yunnan, China

A Data-Driven Method for Constructing the Spatial Database of Traditional Villages—A Case Study of Courtyard Residential Typologies in Yunnan, China

Conservation Key points and management strategies of historic villages: 10 cases in the Guangzhou and Foshan Area, Guangdong Province, China

A Summary of the Study on the Authenticity of Traditional Village Architecture Space

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