Vernacular strategies
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| Term or phrase | Vernacular design strategies |
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| Notes | The idea of relying on historical solutions for designing architectural solutions that are environmentally sound. Example: the design of Adobe huts to accommodate dwellers in desert settings. Discussed during a broadcast of On Point with Tom Ashbrook, "Is High Heat the New Normal", on 22 July 2011. Referenced by guest Matt Fajkus, professor at U-Texas School of Architecture |
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| Resource description | Is High Heat the New Normal? - OnPoint podcast with Tom Ashbrook, 7/22/2011 |
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| Resource url | http://onpoint.wbur.org/2011/07/22/high-heat |
