Working Paper Series

The IASTE Working Paper Series is a compilation of selected papers from each IASTE conference. Three to five papers are grouped into one thematic volume. Volumes can be ordered individually or as a conference set. To order any volume, click here.

2026 Volumes 356-367

Volume 356: Translating Modernity and Urban Tradition Across Space and Time

  1. Tradition as Method: Huang Zuoshen and the Pedagogical Construction of Modern Architecture in China
    Yulun Zheng
  2. The Modernization Process of Shanghai Lilong Housing: Regulation, Materiality, and the Limits of Typological Discourse
    Chaoxin Yan, Hao Wang
  3. Middle Ground: Transcultural Spatial Form and Modern Life in Shanghai’s Brookside Apartments
    Zitian Chao
  4. Tramway Development and the Shaping of Street-Network Morphology: The Western District of the International Settlement, Shanghai
    Wenxuan Li
  5. Hong Kong’s Influences on the Architectural Modernization of Inland Cities in Early-Reform China: A Case Study of Chongqing (1978–2001)
    Wenwen Miao Wenwen, Liran Chen
  6. Path to Modernity Beyond the “Big Roof”: Analysis and Reassessment of Ornamentation Translation Mechanism in “Chinese Art Deco” Architecture Across the Sinophone World
    Shen Boyang

Volume 357: Translating Heritage and Cultural Memory Across Time

  1. Invented Traditions, Contested Heritage: Negotiating Francoist Architecture in Democratic Spain
    Katerina Chatzikonstantinou, David Martín López
  2. Lost Architecture: A Multi-Dimensional Analysis of the Architectural Drawings of Shanghai’s Beth Aharon Synagogue
    Shuming Zhang, Xuefeng Yan, Jingwan Fu
  3. A Preliminary Study on the Features and Status of Modern Brick Architectural Heritage in Korea
    Eunki Hong, Ahhyeon Oh, Sumin Ryu
  4. Time and Building Traditions in Europe and China – Comparing Competing Attitudes Towards Architectural Heritage
    Yun Gao, Jing Xiao
  5. Selective Tradition in Living Heritage: Comparing Academic, Policy, Market, and Resident Narratives in Jiangnan Water-Town Practices
    Mianlin Yang, Yongkang Cao

Volume 358: Deploying Vernacular Traditions in Domestic and Community Practices

  1. Fused Old Traditions: Morphological Stratification of Ancestral Houses in the Central Mountainous Region of Fujian, China
    Cai Xuanhao, Ying Jiakang
  2. Spatial Transformation of Bulang Stilt Houses in Jingmai Mountain Under the Influence of Heritage Tourism
    Boyu Pan, Ying Peng, Jie Liu
  3. Two Modes of Deploying Tradition: Discursive and Practical Consciousness in the Modernization of Dai Dwellings
    Jiayue Hao, Hiroyuki Shinohara
  4. Learning from Living Housing Models of Moananui
    James P. Miller
  5. The Gradual Development of Community Culture and Urban Dynamics by Residents: A Case Study of Kojoji New Town, a Japanese Suburban Housing Complex
    Yura Kim

Volume 359: Translating Sacred Traditions Across Cultures and Religions

  1. Translating the Mashrabiya: From Islamic Architecture to Contemporary Saudi Design
    Silvia Mazzetto
  2. From Marree to Melbourne: Translating Traditions in Three Australian Mosques
    Md Mizanur Rashid, Katharine Bartsch
  3. Tradition Influences Changes in the Function of Sacred Space in Laweyan Surakarta, Central Java
    Naniek Widayati Priyomarsono
  4. The Impact of Sustainable-Focused Interventions on Aesthetic Integrity in English Churches: The Case of St Oswald’s Church, Askrigg
    Hasan Mahdi Al-Sallami
  5. From Invisible Threads to Vibrant Forms: How Intangible Heritage Shapes Tangible Treasures – the Spatial Narrative of Alpassi and Painkunni Festivals of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple, South India
    Suja Kartha, Binumol Tom

Volume 360: Cross-Cultural Translations and Hybrid Traditions

  1. Decoding Hybrid Traditions: A Knowledge Graph Approach to Analyzing Cross-Cultural Translation in Shanghai’s Historic Architecture
    Zongcheng Zuo, Bangcan Yang, Aoshuang Wu, Hongpeng Yu, Gengchen Xu, Qianqian Zhang, Yongkang Cao
  2. From Accommodation to Inculturation: The Evolution of Jesuits’ “Dual Traditions” and Their Reflections on the Architectural Spatial Practices in China
    Xiande Xu, Heng Hu
  3. Crafting National Identity: French Horticultural Encounter in China
    Vincent Peu Duvallon, Shiyuan Song
  4. Translating Tradition(s): Building for Television in Angola (Arch. Simões De Carvalho) and Macau (Arch. Manuel Vicente), 1960–1990
    Alexandra Areia
  5. Translating Spatial Evaluation Across Three Huizhou Heritage Villages (China): Feng Shui, Geobiology and Environmental Measurement
    Liangyu Li, Cristiana Mazzoni

Volume 361: Translating Tradition Through Urban Regeneration and Adaptive Reuse

  1. Analysis of the Co-Evolutionary Mechanism of “Space-Function-Culture” in Tianjin’s Historic Blocks (1984–2025)
    Xing Liu, Jifan Li, Xujun Tao
  2. The Impact of Revitalization on the Vibrancy of Historic Districts: The Case of Hefei City God Temple District
    Zhou Limao
  3. From Rail to Trail: Urban Regeneration, Industrial Heritage, and the Dilemmas of Translating the Tradition in Chicago 606 Trail
    Authors: Zixuan Zheng
  4. Why Are Participants Absent? Interrogating Spatial Gentrification and the Loss of Agency in the Renewal of T Lake’s Cultural Ritual Space
    Xiaoyue Zhang, Yuebing Liang, Jun Shan
  5. The Mechanism of Place Attachment in Public Spaces of Rural-to-Urban Resettlement Communities and Design Strategies for Renewal and Development: A Case Study of Changsha City
    Yunfeng Chen, Yipeng Tan
  6. The Paradox of Preservation: Displacement as a Byproduct of Heritage Policy in Shanghai’s Jianye Li
    Zheyi Xi, Katharine Bartsch, Peter Charles

Volume 362: Material Traditions, Craft, and Indigenous Knowledge Systems

  1. Embedded Geologies: Material Tectonics and Craft Traditions of Kadapa Stone, India
    Lingala Siva Deepti Reddy, Sheth Kinjal Nitinkumar
  2. The Whisper of the Saw: Unearthing the Secrets of Tacgusastra, the Indigenous Knowledge in Kerala’s Traditional Temple Architecture
    Binumol Tom
  3. Translating Material Tradition: SEM-Based Characterization of Red Bricks in Modern Shanghai Architecture
    Shuming Zhang, Minghao Gao, Jingwan Fu
  4. Inheritance of Material in a Fast-Growing City: A Semiotic Reading of Mosaic Tiles in Hong Kong
    Malyn, Tung Ka Ki
  5. Poco a Poco: Incremental Building and Identity Negotiation in New Vernacular Architecture of Oaxaca de Juárez, México
    Catherine Sckerl
  6. Research on the Multi-Dimensional Spatial Model and Climate Adaptability of Vernacular Architectures in Ba Yu Traditional Towns
    Siqi Bi, Yizhou Zhao, Yuanyuan Jiang, Mingyang Dai

Volume 363: Digital, Visual, and Immersive Translations of Tradition

  1. Virtual Translations: Tradition, Perception, and the Immersed Body
    Tatjana Crossley
  2. Creative Translation of Tradition: A Transmedia Study of the Land Temple Imagery in Uproar in Heaven
    Zheng Qian, Li Ang
  3. Exhibition Narratives in China’s Industrial Heritage Museums (IHMs): Emerging Challenges and Optimized Strategies
    Xiaoxu Gao, Shutong Li
  4. Translating Traditions: Photographic Connection Through Vernacular Architecture
    Larissa Ribeiro Cunha

Volume 364: Translating Tradition Through Colonial and Postcolonial Encounters

  1. The Tourist Gaze vs the Local Gaze: Translating a Colonial Core into a Post-colonial Asset
    Hidayati Ramli, Siti Balkish Roslan, Khoo Fong Yi
  2. Reinventing “The Residence”: Mediating Nostalgia and Place Attachment through Cultural Performance in Puerto Rico
    Victor Manuel Serrano
  3. Counter-Archival Approaches to Aboriginal Housing Histories at Erambie Mission (1950–Present)
    Emilia Lin
  4. Reconstructing Tradition: A Strategy for Post-Genocide Gaza Strip, Palestine
    Dena Assaf
  5. Dwelling Science and the Vernacular: Alexander Klein’s Siedlungen across Germany and Mandatory Palestine
    Ekaterina Prozorova, Alona Nitzan-Shiftan

Volume 365: Translating Infrastructure, Mobility, and Urban Landscapes

  1. From an Academic Enclave to an Integrated Hub: Reimagining the Edges of Spokane’s University District
    Kanghyun Lee, Xiao Hu, Shauna Corry
  2. The Politics of Translating Tradition: Continuity and Reinterpretation of Auto-Centric Planning Traditions
    Shanshan Hu
  3. Infrastructure Reconfigured: The Zhang Meizhi Alley Water Tower as a Site of Translation
    Xinrui Wang
  4. Foreign-Oriented Tourism and Zhuhai’s Architectural and Urban Modernization in China’s Early Reform Era (1978–2001)
    Yihan Wang, Liran Chen
  5. The Formation of a “Global Sense of Place”: A Case Study of Pujiang New Town in Shanghai
    Yanwen Xue

Volume 366: Performing, Curating, and Reconstructing Traditions

  1. Dancing About Architecture
    Thomas Daniell
  2. The Role of Mobile Art Installation Practices in Community Renewal: A Case Study of the “Transformed Tricycle Mobile Exhibition” Art Installation in Zhuhai
    Wendai Zhu, Liran Chen
  3. Crated Heritage: The Social Life of a Persian Teahouse Across Continents
    Nathan Paul Jones
  4. The Myaamia’s Pinšiwa House: From an Indigenous Domestic Space to a Curated Historic Site
    May Khalife
  5. Transforming Standard 20GP Containers into Longer-Term Transitional Housing Units: An Integrated Structure–Envelope–Space–Deployment Approach
    Ganghui Chen, Shixing Liu
  6. In the Shadow of Brasília: Mapping Tradition Through the Archive of Lucio Costa
    Ana Vaz Milheiro, Leonor Matos Silva

Volume 367: Tradition, Identity, and Cultural Adaptation in Everyday Life

  1. From Hearth to Courtyard to Salon: Spatial Substitution and Cultural Adaptation in Early Modern Shanghai
    Chenming Jiang, Hao Wang
  2. Negotiating Tradition and Migration: Gendered Domestic Practices in the South Indian Diaspora
    Dharshini Mahesh Babu
  3. Co-Creating Frameworks for Sustainable Architecture: Traditional Balinese Spatial Philosophy and Surf Culture as Catalysts for Design Practice
    Siti Balkish Roslan, Hidayati Ramli
  4. Research on the Spatial Construction and Ownership Evolution of Fuqing Heyuan from the Perspective of Family Development: Spatial Coding and Transnational Practice Based on the Five Connections Network
    Lin Peng, Xi Lin, Bing Hua Zhang
  5. Interpreting Tradition from the Margins: Temporality, Practice, and Critical Heritage Studies of Squatters in Hong Kong
    Yiran Wang

2025 Volumes 341-355

Vol 341 ARCHITECTURE, MEDIA, REPRESENTATION, AND COSMOPOLITANISM
1- India In-Between Architectural Identities: Vidhana Soudha Versus the New Secretariat Building
Anjana Vasant Biradar, Pithamber Rao Polsani
2- On Cosmopolitan Space: The Televised Architecture of the Portuguese Pavilion at Expo ’92
Alexandra Areia
3- Cosmopolitanism and the Notion of Belonging: António Menére and the Photographic Connection
Larissa Ribeiro Cunha, Luís Martinho Urbano
4- Bastides’ Regularity: Archaeology of a High-Modernist Myth
Vincent Peu Duvallon
5- Fernando Távora’s Independent and Universal Approach to Urban Design: The Urban Project for Guimarães
Fernanda Vierno de Moura

Vol 342 BRANDING, IDENTITY, AND SPATIAL NARRATIVES
1- Timeless Transformations: Restoring History and Memory Through Cosmopolitan Design in Beirut, Thessaloniki, and Alexandria
Andrea Moneta, Maurizio Crocco
2- Retrofitting Strategies for Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings: Promoting Cosmopolitan Identity in Downtown Alexandria
Sarah Essam, Mohamed Assem Hanafi, Wessam Abbas
3- Finding Their Voices: Design of Mosques in an American Metropolis
Arief B. Setiawan
4- The Return of The Village in the Age of Aquarius
Laurence Keith Loftin III, Jacqueline G. Victor

Vol 343 COLONIAL BUILDING CULTURES AND LABOR
1- On What Material Do You Want It to be Made…? Negotiations and Colonial Building Sites in African Territories Under Late Portuguese Rule
Ana Vaz Milheiro
2- Mining Labor, Housing, and Building Sites Across Central Africa
Beatriz Serrazina
3- ‘From Pen to Stone’: Nawab Shajahan Begum’s (1868-1901)
Princely Cosmopolitanism in the City of Bhopal in Colonia Lindia
Saniya Siddiqui, Jyoti Pandey Sharma
4- Nation-Building with Climate Resilience: A Case of Kamalapur Railway Station
Mohona Tahsin Reza

Vol 344 CONTEMPORARY COSMOPOLITAN STRATEGIES
1-Mapping the Heterotopias of Bengaluru: The Cosmopolitan of the Other
Priya Joseph
2-Beyond the Evental (I): Urban Art Installations and Social Participation at Dubai Design Week 2023
Jasmine Shahin
3-Reimagining Jinan’s Spring-Centered Communities: Cosmopolitanism, Governance, and Cultural Resilience
Shi Tao, Zhang Yali
4-Unbounded but Binding: An Advanced Community-Space-Event Pattern Transforming Histories into Civic Society Essentials
An-Yu Cheng, Ping-Sheng Wu

Vol 345 COSMOPOLITAN URBAN LEGACIES
1- ‘Oh, East Is East and West Is West, And (…) The Twain (Can) Meet’: Two Dilliwallahs (Residents of Delhi), Two Cosmopolitanisms in Nineteenth-Century Delhi
Jyoti Pandey Sharma
2-The Influence of the Silk Road on Cosmopolitan Architecture in Iran: Ilkhanid Period (1256-1335)
Parnian Rahbar
3- Cosmopolitanism & Tradition in Baltimore City
Annamaria Borvice
4- Reclaiming Alexandria’s Cosmopolitan Traditions: Navigating the Tension Between Provincialism and Urban Heritage
Nabil Mohareb

Vol 346 COSMOPOLITAN WATERFRONTS AND MARITIME LEGACIES
1- Coastal Cosmopolitan Traditions of Maritime Settlers in Pre- Modern Malabar Coast – A Curious Case of Mappila Mosques of Kozhikode
Shanmugapriya Balsubramaninan, Kavitha Vembupillai Subramanian
2- Water Heritage and Colonial Legacies: A Study of British Water Supply Systems in Hong Kong Island Its Cosmopolitan Narratives
Limiao Huang
3- Opening Up the Gable Wall: Reinterpreting Place-Identity and Publicising Ruined Village Grounds for the Rural Cosmopolitan in a Coastal Hakka Village
Jimmy Tsz-wai Ho, Ming Fai Mang, Thomas Chung
4- “Seascape” Through Urbanization — A Case Study of the Floating Community in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Miriam Lee

Vol 347 COSMOPOLITANISM AT THE MARGINS
1- Domesticity at the Storefront: Notes on the Impurities of “Eva” Houses
João Almeida e Silva
2- ‘Cosmopolitan Tradition’ or Counter Narrative’: The Architectural Culture of the ‘Malays’ in Cocos/ Keeling Island, Australia
Md Mizanur Rashid
3- Glocalization of Contemporary Restoration Practices in Singapore: Transnational Efforts at Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery
Xiang Xing
4- Cosmopolitanism in Urban Spaces: The Case of Kuzguncuk and Its Hybrid Historic Environment in Istanbul
Huriye Arma?an Do?an Stewart, Omid Ebrahimbaysalami, Xiang Ren

Vol 348 COSMOPOLITANISM, EDUCATIONAL, AND CULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURES
1- Folk Museum: The Heritagization of Traditional Dwellings in Hong Kong, 1976-1997
Yin-Tong Chen, Chang-Xue Shu
2- Towards Social Cosmopolitanism: Wayfinding in an Inclusive Educational Environment for Children with Autism in South Australian Primary Schools
Farjana Rahaman, Md Mizanur Rashid, Katharine Bartsch
3- Reimagining Museums: Decolonial 3- Praxis in the Casa Grande del Pumarejo in Spain
Caroline Ramos dos Santos

Vol 349 ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE RESPONSIVE URBANISM
1- The Effect of Urban Street Canyons on the Outdoor Microclimate in Dense Mediterranean Cities
Nermine Aly Hany
2- Retrofitting Strategies for Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings: Promoting Cosmopolitan Identity in Downtown Alexandria
Sarah Essam, Mohamed Assem Hanafi, Wessam Abbas
3- The Influence of Open Spaces on the Quality of Life and the Users’ Perception of the City: The Case of Waterfront Development of Jazan Corniche, Saudi Arabia
Muna G.M. Ahmed
4- Traditions of Rainwater Harvesting and Cosmopolitanism: The Case of Jaipur (Rajasthan, India)
Savitri Jalais

Vol 350 REGIONAL COSMOPOLITANISM AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH
1- Breaking Traditional Molds: Cosmopolitanism of the Hindu Temples in Goa, India
Nirmal Kulkarni, Parul Kiri Roy
2-Crafts and the Landscape of Cultural Tourism at Santiniketan, India
Amita Sinha, Deepanjan Saha, Tanima Bhattacharya
3- Tiruvannamalai: Harmonizing Ancient Traditions and Contemporary Challenges
Fátima Barahona da Fonseca
4- Ways of Being and Making Landscape: The Favelas in Rio De Janeiro’s Cityscape
Mônica Bahia Schlee

Vol 351 RETHINKING HERITAGE AND IDENTITY
1- Hearth Is One of the DNAs of the Nusantara Dwellings
Pancawati Dewi, Dhini Dewiyanti
2- Blueprinting the Visual Urban Identity of Historic Egyptian Metropolises: A Documentation-Based Process for Architectural Analysis in Damanhur City, El-Behira, Egypt
Heba Jahin, Ayman el- Zamarani, Rania Rasla
3- Decoding Historical Jeddah: Patterns and Principles for Interpretation
Khalid S.M. Al-Hagla, Manar Talaleldin Mohammed, Lara A. Awad
4- A Passion for Building By-Laws: Characteristics and Opportunities of Cosmopolitan Self-Built Space as a Sustainable Tradition
Susane Havelka, Hans-Peter Mønsted

Vol 352 TECHNOLOGY, RISK, AND HERITAGE PRESERVATION
1- Virtual Rebirth of An Urban Heritage: The Case of the Wukang Mansion LBVR Project in Shanghai
Jiahao Yan, Huaqing Huang
2- Risk Management Strategies for Cultural Heritage in Libya: Insights from Ghadames City
Fatma Seila, Gehan Selim, May Newisar
3- Making In-Between: Reconstructing Culture Through Residual Urban Spaces
Peter W. Ferretto, Sze Wai Veera Fung
4- Understanding the Relationship Between Funding Organizations and Heritage Management
May El Tabbakh

Vol 353 TRADITION, VERNACULAR, AND THE EVERYDAY
1-The House is a Stage: Functional Dynamism of Traditional Toba Batak Houses from Acoustic Assessments
Jonathan Yoas, Irma Subagio
2-Reinvigorating Urban Foodscapes: Culinary Tourism as A Strategy for Urban Regeneration
Qingli Lin, Gehan Selim
3-Modern Day Colonization Through the Lens of Architecture Leading to a Missed Educational Opportunity in the Mist of the Sixth Extinction
Mennaallah Abotaleb
4-Representing Cosmopolitanism: Food Markets in Guangzhou and China’s Late Socialism in the 1980s
Xinhui Chen

Vol 354 URBAN HYBRIDITY AND GLOBAL-LOCAL EXCHANGES
1- Cosmopolitanism In the Chinese Village: A Transnational Story of the Jiang Family and Their Ancestral Houses in Xiamen
Ruoqi Yu
2- Architectural Exoticism Through the Others’ Places: Chinatowns in the US and European Towns in China
Xiao Hu
3- Branding The Districts of Cosmopolitan Cairo: Exploring the Role of Districts in Branding Multicultural Cities
Salma Ghanem, Sherif El-Fiki, Marwa Khalifa, Samy Afifi
4- Cosmopolitan Tradition Versus Ideology: A Concrete Montage by Pearl River
Yuqing Wang

Vol 355 URBAN MORPHOLOGIES AND CULTURAL MEMORY
1- The Indigenous Resistance of Interstitial Spaces: People, Buildings, And Streets in Shanghai’s Urban History
Hao Wang
2- Inside And Outside the City Wall: Acceptance, Resistance, and Compromise of Modernity in Shanghai’s Chinese City in the Early Twentieth Century
Huichao Luo
3- Habitat Reconfigurations in Urban Villages: Self-Care Responses to Cosmopolitan Burnout
Goran Ivo Marinovic
4- The Influence of the Japanese System on Traditional Korean Architecture in the Early 20th Century and the Definition of Early Modern Han-Ok
Yura Kim

2024 Volumes 326-340

Vol 326 HERITAGE DISCOURSES

  1. Colonial Echoes: Investigating The Lingering Effects of The German Empire in Africa on Hamburg’s Built Environment
    Bedour Braker
  2. The Use of Biomimicry in The Restoration of Heritage Buildings: The Cracks of Al-Byaddiah Palace as Case Study
    Layan Husni Rayes
  3. Socio-Cultural Dynamics of Dwelling in Persian Architecture: A Critical Review of Components of Culture, Interrelations, And Layers
    Fatemeh Fallah Tafti, MD Mizanur Rashid, Sanja Rodeš
  4. Al-Faqir Fort Preservation: Analyzing and Documenting with Image-Based and Uav Photogrammetry 3D Reconstruction Data – A Case Study of Al-Ula, Saudi Arabia
    Wajdi Ali Atwah
  5. The Influence of Traditional Architecture on Modern Architectural Heritage of Iran
    Parnian Rahbar, Omid Ebrahimbaysalami

Vol 327 HOUSES AND COURTYARDS

  1. The Vernacular Production of Doha Courtyard Houses: From Qatari Families to Migrant Workers
    Gizem Kahraman
  2. Design Elements of Building Comfort in the Arid Zone Climate of Arabian Countries: The Significant Role of Orientation and Courtyard Layout
    Falah AlKubaisy
  3. The Typology of Courtyard Space in Najdi Architecture, Saudi Arabia: A Response to Human Needs, Culture, and the Environment
    Mohammed Mashary Alnaim
  4. The Influences of Ethnicity in Contemporary Row Housing: An Investigation on the Meaning of Home in the Malaysian Setting
    Erna Nuralia Zharani, Gehan Selim

Vol 228 MAPPING HERITAGE

  1. Sustainable Preservation of Urban Heritage
    Silvia Mazzetto
  2. Cultural Routes as a Tool for Interpreting Cultural Heritage Value: A Spatial Analytical Approach
    Gehad A. Mohamed
  3. The Barredo Urban Renewal Study in Oporto and Fernando Távora’s Approach to Urban Heritage in the Late 1960s
    Fernanda Vierno Moura
  4. Heritage And Tradition, Between Preservation and Nostalgia, and Meeting Present Day Needs, Comforts and Aesthetic Preferences
    Afaf Ali Badran
  5. Salaam Neighbors! Investigations of Social Cohesion of Afghan Refugees in Sacramento, CA
    Pamanee Chaiwat

Vol 229 VERNACULAR HERITAGE IN HONG KONG

  1. Dynamics Of Rural Village Regeneration: A Case Study of Bottom-Up Initiatives in a Coastal Community in Hong Kong
    Jimmy T.W. Ho, Thomas W.L. Chung
  2. Politics of Caretaking — Rehabilitating a Mountain Hut and Its Contested Interests
    Miriam M. T. Lee, Thomas W. L. Chung
  3. Dilemma Between Conservation and Development: Difficulties and Challenges of Initiating Conservation Attempts on a Privately-Owned Agricultural Heritage
    Sidney C. H. Cheung, Alex W. H. Wong

Vol 330 VERNACULAR DWELLINGS

  1. Architecture Transformation in Indonesia in the Past Decade
    Athina Ardhyanto, Feni Kurniati
  2. Modernization From Below: Typological Continuities in the Wenruitang Valley, China, During the Reform and Opening-UpVincent Peu Duvallon, Rongrong Hu, Miao Zhang
  3. The Dynamics of the Role of Hearth in Residential Houses in Indonesia
    Pancawati Dewi
  4. The Owner, the Priest, and the Carpenters’ Role in Shaping the Persistence and Change of Belief System’s Architectural Expressions in Balinese Urban Vernacular House
    Dimas Hartawan Wicaksono, Feni Kurniati
  5. Tradition at a Juncture of Globalization: A Literature Study on Adaptability of Vernacular Architecture
    Feni Kurniati, Dimas Hartawan Wicaksono

Vol 331CITIES IN TRANSFORMATION

  1. From Balloons to Machine Learning: Geospatial Technology and the Shaping of Gulf Cities
    Yousef Awaad Hussein
  2. Imaginaries of Surf and Tattoos: The Political Ecology of Art in Costa Rica
    Manar Zaki
  3. Investigating the “Altera Forma Urbis”, the Secret Structural Urban Form of Ancient Rome, By Applying a Sustainable Innovative Architectural Design Methodology for the Challenges of the Contemporary Built Environment
    Maurizio Crocco, Andrea Moneta
  4. Transformation of a Historical Town and the Dynamics of Traditional Identity: The Case of Algiers, Algeria
    Manalee Nanavati

Vol 332 CITIES AND IDENTITY

  1. Cairo Between Representations of Authority and Society
    Moaaz Lafi
  2. Advocacy and the Power of Social Media in Egypt`S Urban Context: Urban Struggles Versus State Tradition
    Amr Essam
  3. Disrupting Auto-Centric Planning Traditions: Gentrification and Perspectives on Children’s Active Mobility in the American South
    Lyndsey Deaton, Zahra Ghazanfari
  4. Unpacking the Key Drivers of Shaping the Spontaneous Areas in Makkah Case Study: Al- Khalidiyah District
    Oumr Adnan Osra

Vol 333 HOUSE FUNCTIONS

  1. Retrofitting Scenarios Proposals for Net-Zero Energy Neighborhoods in the Mediterranean Climate: A Case Study of a Residential Compound in Alexandria, Egypt
    Nermine Aly Hany
  2. Evaluation of the “Visitor Experience” at Saudi Arabian Cultural Heritage Sites – Case Study: The Diriyah Museum in the Historic District of Tarif
    Manar Bint Abdulaziz AlYabis, Mohammed Bin Saeed Al-Aisan Al-Ghamdi
  3. Lighting Silhouettes as an Element in Vernacular Architecture: Inspirations for Contemporary Design
    Sima Tawakoli
  4. Learning From Tradition in the Face of Globalization: A Comparative Study of Vernacular and Modern Housing in the Oases of Tunisia and Saudi Arabia
    Majdi Faleh, Shams Alshamasi

Vol 334 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDING

  1. In Search for In-Betweenness: Problematising the Mundane of 20th Century Macanese Modern Architecture
    Luk Ying Xian (Cassandra)
  2. Traditions: Merge Between East and West
    M Alaa Mandour, Sara Abdel Rahman 
  3. Modern Architectural Heritage of Iran: Learning from What Is Learned
    Omid Ebrahimbaysalami
  4. Minnette De Silva (Re)Inventing the Tradition of the Ceylonese Arts and Crafts – A Guide to Trace the Dynamics of These Cultural Practices in Contemporary Sri Lanka
    Inês Leonor Nunes
  5. Exploring the Lost Sense of Place- Investigating the Interplay of Architectural Typology, Materiality, and Authenticity 
    Mustapha El Moussaoui

Vol 335 PLANNING AND HOUSING COMMUNITIES

  1. Remaking China’s Urban Communities for Modernity: The Morphological Transformations and Everyday Activities of Danwei Compounds in Xi’an
    Xiao Hu, Jing Hu, Ying Shen
  2. How Did Public Rental Housing Contribute to the Family Lives of Chinese Rural Migrants? A Case of Chongqing
    Weijie Hu
  3. Between Traditional and Contemporary Architecture – Understanding the New Typology of Assam’s Architecture 
    Farha Shermin
  4. The Compound: Gated Communities as a New Housing and Planning Tradition in Cairo
    Doaa AlAmir

Vol 336 RITUALS AND SPIRITUALS

  1. Dynamics of Homecoming: Socio-Spatial Practices Defining Hindu Religious Geographies from Marcel, Goa, India
    Nirmal Kulkarni
  2. Temples on the Rooftop: Practicing Ritual Alliance Tradition in Highrise Residences in Putian, China
    Jie Li, Jing Zheng
  3. To ‘See’ and to be ‘Seen’: Deconstructing the Many Layers of the Indian Subcontinent’s Darshan Ritual
    Jyoti Pandey Sharma

Vol 337 DESIGN INFLUENCES

  1. Modern Sustainable Restoration and Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings: Insights from Egypt
    Ayman Khalil, Sandra Zaffarese, Mohamed W. Fareed
  2. Maintaining Cultural Heritage Through Adaptive Reuse: The Case of Al-Mughesla in Al-Mainah Al-Munawarah
    Faredah Mohsen Al-Murahhem, Bushra Jamal Khalifa
  3. Digital Framework of Renovation of Traditional Buildings in Saudi Arabia
    Abdulrahman Alymani, Hashem Alhumayani, Ammar Alammar
  4. The Impact of Artifical Intelligence (Ai) on Architectural Design, Identity, and Culture Making in Kuwait and the Gulf
    Yousef Al-Haroun

Vol 338 URBAN DESIGN AND PLANNING

  1. The Impact of Military Immigration Activities in the Ming and Qing Dynasties on the Human Land Relations and Urban Construction of Historical Towns Along the Xian-Qian-Dian Post Road: A Case Study of Zhenyuan Ancient Town
    Zhao Yue, Zhou Ling
  2. Narratives of a Sacred Mountain. Arunachala, Tamil Nadu, South of India
    Fátima Barahona da Fonseca
  3. The Impact of Crowd Management Approaches on Crowd Behavior and Experience During Mega-Events: A Case Study of Hajj
    Abdulrahman Kadi
  4. The Dynamic Tradition of a Modern Exogenous Urban Model: Case of Housing Urbanization in Iran 1945-1979
    Rana Habibi
  5. Mapping Morphological Manifestations and the Impacts of the Occupation on the Continuity of Traditions in Gaza’s Urban Landscapes 
    Xiao Hu, Hala Barakat, Hala Zahalqa

Vol 339 HISTORIC HOUSES

  1. What is Ours: Traces of Foreign Culture Seen in Traditional Architecture Built in the Early 20th Century
    Yura Kim
  2. Privacy and Poche at Monticello
    Laurence K. Loftin III, Jacqueline G. Victor
  3. The Impact of Cultural Dynamism and Traditions on the Evolution of Contemporary Urban Housing Typologies in Jazan Region, Saudi Arabia
    Muna GM Ahmed

Vol 340 MODERNITY, VERNACULAR AND VIRTUALITY

  1. Defining Domestic Boundaries in a Globalised Era: A Case Study of Barpak, a Himalayan Village of Nepal
    Abhishek Bhutoria
  2. Ashuusar: A Mentally Resilient Community in the North of Pakistan
    Noshaba Shah
  3. Reinventing Traditional Informality: Exploring the Hybrid Space of Al-Harazat in Jeddah’s Informal Housing
    Abdulla Difalla
  4. Back to the Future: Upscaling the Heritage Toward Sustainable Smart Cities
    Anna Laura Petrucci
  5. An Initiation on the Cultural Resilience of Historical Built Environment: An Academia-Ngo-Government Approach
    Cheng An-Yu, Wu Ping-Sheng, Yen Shih-Hua

2022 Volumes 316-325: RUPTURE AND TRADITION

Volume 315: URBAN RUPTURES
Volume 316: DISRUPTION, THEORY, AND DISCOURSES
Volume 317:TRADITION AND CONTINUITY
Volume 318: HISTORY AND TRADITION
Volume 319:CITIES, VILLAGES, AND TRADITION
Volume 320: CITIES, URBAN, AND RECONSTRUCTION
Volume 321: HERITAGE AND TRADITION
Volume 322: DESIGN AND TRADITION
Volume 323: HOUSING AND TRADITION
Volume 324:HERITAGE DISCOURSES
Volume 325:POLITICS OF TRADITION

2020 Volumes 307-314: VIRTUAL TRADITIONS

Volume 307: VIRTUAL RECONSTRUCTIONS AND DIGITAL TOOLS
Volume 308: DISPLAYING TRADITION
Volume 309: TRANSFORMATION OF TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS AND SETTLEMENTS
Volume 310: VERNACULAR TRANSFORMING AND DEVELOPMENTS OF TRADITION
Volume 311: THE PRACTICES OF DESIGN
Volume 312: PLANNING AND PLACEMAKING
Volume 313: INFORMAL URBANISM AND REFUGEES SETTLEMENT
Volume 314: ART, CRAFT, AND ARCHITECTURE

2018 Volumes 286 – 306: THE POLITICS OF TRADITION

2016 Volumes 272 – 285*: LEGITIMATING TRADITION

2014 Volumes 254 – 271: WHOSE TRADITION?

2012 Volumes 239 – 253: THE MYTH OF TRADITION

2010 Volumes 222 – 238: THE UTOPIA OF TRADITION

2008 Volumes 198 – 221: INTERROGATING TRADITION

2006 Volumes 178 – 197: HYPER-TRADITIONS

2004 Volumes 160 – 177: POST TRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS IN A POST GLOBAL WORLD

2002 Volumes 141 – 159: (UN)BOUNDING TRADITION

2000 Volumes 121 – 140: THE END OF TRADITION?

1998 Volumes 101 – 120: MANUFACTURING HERITAGE/CONSUMING TRADITION: DEVELOPMENT, PRESERVATION AND TOURISM IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION

1996 Volumes 77 – 100: IDENTITY, TRADITION AND BUILT FORM

1994 Volumes 53 – 76: VALUE IN TRADITION

1992 Volumes 33 – 52: DEVELOPMENT VERSUS TRADITION

1990 Volumes 19 – 32: FIRST WORLD/THIRD WORLD

1988 Volumes 1 – 18: TRADITIONAL DWELLINGS AND SETTLEMENTS IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE