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Type

conference proceedings

Year

1983

Proceedings from a regional seminar organised by the Aga Khan Award for Architecture held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in 1983, which brought together forty participants from nine countries in South-East Asia and further afield to discuss the issue of Identity in Architecture. In the past many countries have been under the influence of colonisation and foreign culture and today are assailed by international and multi-national pressures. Against this background it is particularly relevant to study the nature of Identity related to cultural change, philosophy and ritual. There are common threads that bring together the people of the South-East Asian region.

Powell, Robert, editor. Architecture and Identity. Singapore: Concept Media/Aga Khan Award for Architecture, 1983.

Aga Khan Trust for Culture: Media and Publications

Foreword to Architecture and Identity

Opening Remarks to Architecture and Identity

Quest for Identity

New Popular Housing in the Middle East

The International Context for South East Asian Architecture

Architecture and Identity Case Study 1 - Malaysia: Unity of Culture and Knowledge in the Unity of Design

Architecture and Identity Case Study 2 - Indonesia: Identity in Diversity within Unity

Architecture and Identity Case Study 3 - Singapore: Cultural Identity in Architecture as Perceived from a Singapore Viewpoint

Architecture and Identity Case Study 4 - Thailand: House on Stilts, Pointer to South East Asian Cultural Origin

Architecture and Identity Case Study 5 - India: The Indian Experience and the Search for Some Light at the Other End

Architectural Transformations in the Islamic World

Aga Khan Award for Architecture Monographs and Proceedings

Aga Khan Award for Architecture

CC BY-NC-ND

Malaysia

Singapore

English

Aga Khan Award for Architecture

contemporary architecture

Type

conference proceedings

Year

1983

Proceedings from a regional seminar organised by the Aga Khan Award for Architecture held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in 1983, which brought together forty participants from nine countries in South-East Asia and further afield to discuss the issue of Identity in Architecture. In the past many countries have been under the influence of colonisation and foreign culture and today are assailed by international and multi-national pressures. Against this background it is particularly relevant to study the nature of Identity related to cultural change, philosophy and ritual. There are common threads that bring together the people of the South-East Asian region.

Powell, Robert, editor. Architecture and Identity. Singapore: Concept Media/Aga Khan Award for Architecture, 1983.

Aga Khan Trust for Culture: Media and Publications

Foreword to Architecture and Identity

Opening Remarks to Architecture and Identity

Quest for Identity

New Popular Housing in the Middle East

The International Context for South East Asian Architecture

Architecture and Identity Case Study 1 - Malaysia: Unity of Culture and Knowledge in the Unity of Design

Architecture and Identity Case Study 2 - Indonesia: Identity in Diversity within Unity

Architecture and Identity Case Study 3 - Singapore: Cultural Identity in Architecture as Perceived from a Singapore Viewpoint

Architecture and Identity Case Study 4 - Thailand: House on Stilts, Pointer to South East Asian Cultural Origin

Architectural Transformations in the Islamic World

Aga Khan Award for Architecture Monographs and Proceedings

Aga Khan Award for Architecture

CC BY-NC-ND

Malaysia

Singapore

English

Aga Khan Award for Architecture

contemporary architecture