Fusing Architecture as a Catalyst for Reviving the Cultural Values of Assam
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https://doi.org/10.69996/ijari.2024010Keywords:
Cultural Tapestry, Assam Type Houses, Sustainable Development, Contemporary constructionAbstract
This paper explores the diverse cultural tapestry of Assam and its role in fostering a sense of
belonging and connecting individuals with nature and society. It intends to infer attributes of
bygone Assam type houses and find ways to integrate them in contemporary prevalent
construction techniques. By comprehensively analyzing Assam's cultural heritage, the paper
emphasizes the ongoing need to nurture and protect cultural diversity. It highlights the
significance of cultural exchange, dialogue, and mutual respect in this endeavor. Recognizing
the intricate relationship between culture, society, and the environment, the study promotes a
profound appreciation for Assam's unique heritage while paving the way for sustainable
development and harmonious coexistence in a world that is constantly evolving.
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