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245 00 Heritage and Sustainability in the Islamic Built 
       Environment. 
264  1 [Place of publication not identified] :|bWIT Press,|c2012.
300    1 online resource (241 pages) 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Cover; Heritage and Sustainability in the Islamic Built 
       Environment; Copyright page; Biographies; Contents; 
       Preface; Acknowledgment; 1. Place and meaning in urban 
       Isfahan; 1. Introduction; 2. Isfahan: historical backdrop;
       3. Conclusions; 2. Urban recovery: the case of historic 
       Kabul; 1. Introduction: the historic quarters in the 
       development of Kabul; 2. The management of the historic 
       quarters; 3. AKTC's activities in Kabul old city: 2002-
       2010; 4. Conclusions; 3. Human scale and sustainability in
       the Ottoman mosque and külliye; 1. Introduction; 2. 
       Origins and evolution of the Ottoman mosque. 
505 8  3. The status and condition of külliyes in the 19th and 
       20th centuries4. Conclusions; 4. Tradition and continuity 
       in the built environment: towards a housing model for 
       Kandahar, Afghanistan; 1. Introduction; 2. Housing model 
       for Kandahar; 3. Conclusions; 5. Historic context strategy
       with implications to Islamic heritage environment; 1. 
       Historic context schema; 2. Parametrical challenges; 3. 
       Parallel tangibles; 4. Conclusions; 6. The traditional 
       Malay Melaka house of Malaysia: the architectural and 
       cultural heritage; 1. Introduction; 2. Methodology; 3. The
       Malay Melaka house; 4. Conclusions. 
505 8  7. Sustainable development and eco-tourism at Bamyan, 
       Afghanistan1. Introduction; 2. Bamyan; 3. Researching the 
       narrative; 4. The narratives; 5. Conclusions; 8. Spatial 
       heritage of sustainable urbanism in Yazd, Iran; 1. 
       Introduction; 2. Environmental influences in spatial 
       structuring of Yazd; 3. Cultural values and their effects 
       on the spatial character of Yazd; 4. Technology and 
       economy in shaping of Yazd; 5. Conclusions; 9. Iran built 
       environment: a sustainable sample of Islamic cities; 1. 
       Introduction; 2. Problem statement; 3. Research site. 
505 8  4. What are the characteristics of the Islamic city?5. 
       Urban elements and decoration in the Islamic cities; 6. 
       Conclusions; 10. Catching up with The Kite Runner: 
       architectural authenticity in a world overrun by 
       globalization; 1. Introduction; 2. The inauthentic in the 
       east; 3. A definition of authenticity; 4. The authentic 
       and the inauthentic in The Kite Runner; 5. Interpretations
       of the novel; 6. Dubai and the question of authenticity; 
       7. Conclusions; 11. Sustainable strategies for 
       preservation of Moslem built environment with focus on 
       arid regions; 1. Introduction; 2. Regional ecology. 
505 8  3. City and its historic character4. Community and 
       neighbourhood; 5. Residential subdivision; 6. Conclusions;
       Index; A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; N; O; P; Q; 
       R; S; T; U; V; W; Y; Z. 
520    The invited essays in Heritage and Sustainability in the 
       Islamic Built Environment represent up-to-date research 
       and investigation into the various aspects of heritage and
       sustainability in the Islamic Built environments. They 
       include an analysis of the problems that cities in the 
       Islamic world face as they confront the forces of 
       globalization and new development. The book embraces a 
       wide array of principles, strategies and precedents that 
       are instrumental to the design of cities and communities 
       in Islamic regions in order to sustain their cultural and 
       environmental vitality. The book's contributors also 
       provide the background on Islamic societies that is 
       necessary in order to comprehend their rich architectural 
       heritage and urban form. This richly illustrated book is 
       an important addition to the literature and will be of 
       interest not only to design professionals and students of 
       architecture, but also, given its urbane and jargon-free 
       use of language, could appeal across several disciplines 
       such as urban geography, social sciences, literary studies
       and more. Includes over 100 color photos, as well a black 
       white photos and color and black and white illustrations. 
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