Heritage and sustainability in the Islamic built environment

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Other Authors:	Kazimee, Bashir A.
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Published:	Southhampton, UK ; Boston, Ma Wit Press c2012
Subjects:	Sustainable architecture > Environmental engineering > Islamic countries Sustainable development > Economic aspects > Islamic countries Human engineering > Islamic countries Buildings > Environmental engineering > Islamic countries Urban ecology (Sociology) > Islamic countries Islam and architecture > Islamic countries Human ecology > Political aspects > Islamic countries Place (Philosophy) in architecture > Islamic countries Islamic cities and towns Landscape architecture > History Globalization > Political aspects > Islamic countries Globalization > Economic aspects > Islamic countries
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Table of Contents:

1. Place and meaning in urban Isfahan
2. Urban recovery: the case of historic Kabul
3. Human scale and sustainability in the Ottoman mosque and kèulliye
4. Tradition and continuity in the built environment: towards a housing model for Kandahar, Afghanistan
5. Historic context strategy with implications to Islamic heritage environment
6. The traditional Malay Melaka house of Malaysia: the architectural and cultural heritage
7. Sustainable development and eco-tourism at Bamyan, Afghanistan
8. Spatial heritage of sustainable urbanism in Yazd, Iran
9. Iran built environment: a sustainable sample of Islamic cities
10. Catching up with The Kite Runner: architectural authenticity in a world overrun by globalization
11. Sustainable strategies for preservation of Moslem built environment with focus on arid regions.

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