| Autor: |
ABDELKADER, HADJI, LAHCENE, FELOUSSIA, TAREK, MEDJADJ |
| Zdroj: |
Annals of the University of Bucharest. Geography Series / Analale Universitatii Bucuresti. Seria Geografie; 2019, p59-74, 16p |
| Abstrakt: |
The ancient fabrics of ancient palaces represented by ksour in the desert Algerian have architectural and urban characteristics similar to those of many cities along the sub-Saharan Africa, that researchers call "Saharan urbanism or desert." These features are related to public spaces within the palaces which are considered as strong urban elements that ensure the links between the different units of the fabric and structure of the palace where the social cohesion and exchanges between residents happens. The ksar is a striking example, who lived the same circumstances, but this architectural heritage remains marginalized and not integrated in urban projects in the city, or supported by the local community in development plans to restore and improve living conditions in this area palace. The impact of natural factors and intervention of some residents of the palace to connect their homes to different networks without considering the architectural value of this type of heritage and introduction of new building materials by some residents to repair or rebuild their homes without taking into consideration the architectural elements characterizing the palace are analysed. This state of the palace has led us to question the role currently played by traditional public spaces of ksar which are considered life arteries inside the it. How to act on the future of these spaces in order to preserve the identity expressed through each of these components?. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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