Architectural manfiestations of global changes
By: Howard Davis [and others] ; Nezar AlSayyad, series editor
Contributors: Brown, Matthew; Susanti, Dewi; Klinkajorn, Karin; Gunawan, Undi; Padua, Mary G.; International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments; University of California, Berkeley. Center for Environmental Design Research
Series: Traditional dwellings and settlements working paper series -- v. 190; Traditional dwellings and settlements working paper series -- v. 190.
Publisher: Center for Environmental Design Research, International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, University of California at Berkeley
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Berkeley, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1047
Subjects: Domestic Architecture; Architecture; Conservation and restoration; Postcolonialism; City planning; Historic buildings; Tourism; Historic preservation; Colonial influence; Land settlement patterns; Urban parks; Parks; Designs and plans
Notes: Papers presented at the  IASTE conference in  Bangkok, Thailand in December 2006.

Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Houses of Guangzhou: shifting identities amid morphological warfare / Howard Davis and Matthew Brown; title: Disjointed Jakarta: hyper-traditional planning attitudes vs. rhizomatic growth in a postcolonial city  / Dewi Susanti; title: From destructive creativity to amazing reality: hyper-traditions in Thai heritage conservation and development / Karin Klinkajorn; title: Kampong Tua Tuna: hyper-tradition and power-space-place making / Undi Gunawan; title: New traditions and old realities-old traditions and new realities: the emergence of post-reform park design in China /Mary G. Padua.