WISDOM OF TRADITION

CALL FOR PROJECTS
As part of its "Wisdom of Tradition" initiative highlighting the role of culture and context in a sustainable approach to climate change adaptation, the Sustainability Commission of UIA is organising a call for project submissions for publication.

BACKGROUND
Name*

First NameLast Name
Email*
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Country*
City*
Describe the characteristics of the local climate, including temperatures in summer and winter, humidity, insulation, etc. (max 100 words)*

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Lattitude*
Longitude*
Altitude*
Continent*
Describe the traditional architecture that includes sustainable features adapted to the site. Use drawings and diagrams (max 300 words)*

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DESCRIPTION OF THE TRADITIONAL

DRAWINGS /ANNOTATIONS
Describe the traditional architecture that includes sustainable features adapted to the site. Use drawings and diagrams (max 300 words)

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Explain the materiality and construction techniques (max 200 words)

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Explain which architectural features were used sustainably (max 200 words)

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Explain how the building was resilient to the impact of natural forces (earthquakes, floods, etc.) (max 200 words)

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DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTEMPORARY RE-USE

DRAWINGS /ANNOTATIONS
Describe the contemporary architecture that includes sustainable features inspired in the traditional architecture. (max 300 words)

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Add drawings and diagrams to the description

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Name of the author
Describe the aesthetic and spatial characteristics of the contemporary architecture (max 200 words)

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Drawings/ annotations

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Explain the materiality and construction techniques (max 200 words)

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Drawings/ annotations

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Explain which architectural features inspired in the traditional architecture were used sustainably (max 200 words)

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Drawings/Annotations

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Please explain the building's resilience against climate and other natural impacts (such as earthquakes, floods, etc.) (maximum of 200 words)

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Drawings/Annotations

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CALL FOR PROJECTS