The phrase "indigenous architecture" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the architectural style or design of a particular region or culture, typically reflecting the indigenous materials, techniques, and cultural traditions of that area. Example: The country's National Museum showcases a stunning collection of indigenous architecture from different regions, highlighting the unique styles and techniques used by various indigenous communities across the country.
Traditional indigenous architecture of baked or unbaked brick construction was revived in the 18th century.
They have resisted the golden arches of McDonald's (franchises are prohibited, although there is a small KFC with no external branding) and formal protection for some of the indigenous architecture has been in place since the 1930s.
In Uganda the architectural designs of Swiss architect Justus Dahinden at Namugongo National Shrine and Mityana Pilgrims' Shrine, both in Uganda, artfully combined modern building materials and design elements with the spherical shape of indigenous architecture.
The Maui County Council, working with the Indigenous Architecture Task Force, for which Mr. Sinenci is a consultant, recently approved new building codes that will permit construction of more grass huts.
Hans Riecke, a retired architect who is a member of the indigenous architecture task force, says it remains to be seen how great the demand will be for grass huts on the islands and how many people will try to build them.
The purpose of this research is to investigate the daylighting performance in terms of museum lighting requirements via one of the most common daylighting systems found in the indigenous architecture of Dubai (latitude 25°N longitude 55°E); i.e., the traditional double panel window, Dreesheh.
For Evans, this attraction resulted in great images of indigenous American architecture, so stark and plain they frequently seem abstract.
Trimble's design, both environmentally and animal friendly, is an homage to indigenous Eskimo architecture, which he says "is the ultimate in sustainable green living: planted roof, locally sourced timbers, natural light and heat retention".
He repeatedly makes strained references to indigenous African architecture, and many of the projects lack the kind of accompanying text that could make them more accessible to a general audience: information about their physical setting, for example, or the historical background of the institutions they house.
Among the smartest resorts is the Hesperia-Lanzarote, Urbanización Cortijo Viejo, Puerto Calero (34-828) 080-800, www.hoteles-hesperia.es, which, while offering 335 rooms with water views, has adopted the island's indigenous low-slung, whitewashed architecture.
Differences between the respiratory and growth characteristics of the three populations may explain the hybrid zone architecture of indigenous populations, but are not large enough to explain the different respiratory characteristics and poor survival and productivity of transplants.
