International Journal of Architectural Heritage
Home  ›  ijah  ›  Archive  ›  Issue

International Journal of Architectural Heritage

IJAH V-07 I-02 2024

IJAH V-07 I-02 2024

PublishedSubscriptionReview Article 2024-11-06

Challenges in the Preservation of Vernacular Architecture in the Face of Urbanization

By Hemant

Abstract: Because it embodies the traditional knowledge and skill of local communities, vernacular architecture is an essential manifestation of cultural identity. The use of regionally specific materials, construction methods, and designs tailored to local environmental circumstances are characteristics of this architectural style, which all represent the unique heritage and values of the communities involved. However, maintaining…

Published in International Journal of Architectural Heritage · Vol. 07, Issue 02, 2024 · pp. 58–64Read Article →
PublishedSubscriptionResearch Article 2024-11-08

Challenges to Implementation of Adaptive Reuse of Heritage Buildings

By Davies O.O.A., Brisibe, W. G., and Davies I.E.E.

Abstract: The growing focus on sustainable adaptability to ensure global climate protection and minimize emissions within the built environment has spurred international research efforts. The construction industry is a significant consumer of resources. Therefore, it is essential to advocate for sustainability by promoting the adaptive reuse of existing buildings. The sustainable preservation of historic structures requires…

Published in International Journal of Architectural Heritage · Vol. 07, Issue 02, 2024 · pp. 19–32Read Article →
PublishedSubscriptionReview Article 2024-10-10

Exploring Banavasi: A Study Tour of 2nd Year Architecture Students

By Ar. Shridevi Vinay Anavatti

Abstract: The study conducted by 2nd-year architecture students from the MIT School of Architecture in Banavasi, provides a comprehensive exploration of the area’s rich historical, cultural, and architectural heritage. The focus of the study was the surroundings of Shri Uma Madhukeshwara Temple, an architectural marvel showcasing Dravidian style and intricate craftsmanship. The students examined the surrounding…

Published in International Journal of Architectural Heritage · Vol. 07, Issue 02, 2024 · pp. 33–38Read Article →
Ahead of PrintSubscriptionResearch Article 2024-09-20

Kashi Vishvanatha Kshetra in Historic Context, a Narrative landscape in Varanasi, India

By Divay Gupta

Abstract: Abstract This essay describes how the Kashi Visvanatha temple and its holy grounds have changed since they were first mentioned in the sixth century BCE. The patron deity of Varanasi, Vishvanatha, also known as Vishveshvara, is a manifestation of Shiva, who is considered the Lord of the World (also called Kashi/Banaras). The temple faced destruction,…

Published in International Journal of Architectural Heritage · Vol. 07, Issue 02, 2024 · pp. 1–18Read Article →
PublishedSubscriptionResearch Article 2024-09-20

The Influence and Legacy of British Colonial Architecture in Lucknow

By Arushi Saxena and Dr. Deepti Pande Rana

Abstract: This research paper investigates the profound impact of British colonial architecture on the city of Lucknow, with a focus on three iconic structures: La Martiniere College, Dilkusha Kothi, and The Residency. These buildings serve as key examples of the architectural synthesis between European and Mughal styles, representing an important era in Lucknow’s historical and cultural…

Published in International Journal of Architectural Heritage · Vol. 07, Issue 02, 2024 · pp. 39–57Read Article →