We are thrilled to announce that we have been published in the latest issue of the International Committee on Vernacular Architecture (CIAV) Newsletter, a prestigious publication under the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). This recognition highlights our ongoing efforts in the field of vernacular architecture, cultural heritage preservation, and sustainable building practices.
The CIAV Newsletter, published quarterly, serves as a platform for experts, researchers, and organizations dedicated to the study and conservation of vernacular architecture around the world. Being featured in this esteemed publication is an honor, as it affirms our commitment to preserving architectural heritage and promoting best practices in conservation.
Our Contribution to CIAV Newsletter
In this issue, our work has been showcased as well as our article entitled “Investigating the Interest of Social Media Audiences towards Different FilipinoArchitecture Era” authored by Gloryrose Dy Metilla, Jade Mark Salubre , Adrian Tamayo
The Importance of Vernacular Architecture
Vernacular architecture represents the traditional building styles, techniques, and materials used by communities worldwide. It reflects the cultural, environmental, and historical contexts of different regions and offers valuable lessons in sustainability and resilience. With rapid urbanization and modernization, many vernacular structures face threats from neglect, demolition, and climate change.
Organizations like ICOMOS and CIAV play a crucial role in raising awareness, fostering dialogue, and promoting conservation strategies that ensure these invaluable structures are preserved for future generations.
Our feature in the newsletter aligns with our mission to contribute to these global efforts by:
- Advocating for policies that protect vernacular heritage
- Promoting sustainable building practices inspired by traditional techniques
- Engaging local communities in preservation initiatives
- Conducting research and documentation to support heritage conservation
A Step Forward in Global Collaboration
This recognition by CIAV not only showcases our achievements but also strengthens our connections with heritage conservation professionals worldwide. We see this as an opportunity to collaborate, share knowledge, and learn from others in the field.
We invite architects, researchers, historians, policymakers, and cultural heritage enthusiasts to explore the latest CIAV Newsletter and join the conversation about preserving vernacular architecture.
Where to Read More
To read the full issue of the CIAV Newsletter and learn more about our feature, visit ISSUE 57-Renew-LR.
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