Regional culture and tradition-3

Thu. Sep 12, 2024 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Oral8 (East3-K303)

Chair:Diego Cosa Fernandez(Hosei University / Kita Management Association)

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

[B-26-1] Bhutan’s first-ever vernacular house designated as Cultural Heritage – The significance of designation and its architectural features

*Masahiko Tomoda¹, Alejandro Martinez de Arbulo², Yeshi Samdrup³ (1. Tokyo National Research Institute for Cultural Properties (Japan), 2. Kyoto Institute of Technology (Japan), 3. Dept. of Culture and Dzongkha Development (Bhutan))

9:15 AM - 9:30 AM

[B-26-2] Integrating Locality and Modernism in Facade: Kim Han-seop’s Architectural Works on Jeju Island

*Jeonghee Ko¹, Jin Baek¹ (1. Seoul National University (Korea))

9:30 AM - 9:45 AM

[B-26-3] Assessing Cultural Landscape diversity through land cover data; the case study of Tissamaharama, Sri Lanka.

*Shameen Randika Dharmasena¹, Kyota Yamada¹ (1. University of Tsukuba (Japan))

9:45 AM - 10:00 AM

[B-26-4] Transformations in Housing Architecture and Living Dynamics among the Karen Hill Tribe in Mae-Than Sub-district, Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province, Thailand.

*Piyachon Ounchanum¹, Shoichi OTA¹ (1. Kyoto Institute of Technology (Japan))

10:00 AM - 10:15 AM

[B-26-5] Interactive Narrative VR for Enhancing Narrative Presence in Local Historical and Cultural Heritage
-Focused on the Seoul City Wall (Hanyangdoseong)-

Jin Woo Choi¹, *Seung Woo Park¹, Jong Jin Park¹, Han Jong Jun¹ (1. Hanyang University (Korea))

10:15 AM - 10:30 AM

[B-27-1] Regionalism Now: How We Land Genuinely?
Architectural Ethnography in an Urban Indigenous Settlement in New Taipei City

*Chi-Chia Tsao¹ (1. Cornell University (United States of America))

Session information

Regional culture and tradition-3

[B-26-1] Bhutan’s first-ever vernacular house designated as Cultural Heritage – The significance of designation and its architectural features

[B-26-2] Integrating Locality and Modernism in Facade: Kim Han-seop’s Architectural Works on Jeju Island

[B-26-3] Assessing Cultural Landscape diversity through land cover data; the case study of Tissamaharama, Sri Lanka.

[B-26-4] Transformations in Housing Architecture and Living Dynamics among the Karen Hill Tribe in Mae-Than Sub-district, Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province, Thailand.

[B-26-5] Interactive Narrative VR for Enhancing Narrative Presence in Local Historical and Cultural Heritage
-Focused on the Seoul City Wall (Hanyangdoseong)-

[B-27-1] Regionalism Now: How We Land Genuinely?
Architectural Ethnography in an Urban Indigenous Settlement in New Taipei City

Authentication

Session information

Regional culture and tradition-3

[B-26-1] Bhutan’s first-ever vernacular house designated as Cultural Heritage – The significance of designation and its architectural features

[B-26-2] Integrating Locality and Modernism in Facade: Kim Han-seop’s Architectural Works on Jeju Island

[B-26-3] Assessing Cultural Landscape diversity through land cover data; the case study of Tissamaharama, Sri Lanka.

[B-26-4] Transformations in Housing Architecture and Living Dynamics among the Karen Hill Tribe in Mae-Than Sub-district, Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province, Thailand.

[B-26-5] Interactive Narrative VR for Enhancing Narrative Presence in Local Historical and Cultural Heritage -Focused on the Seoul City Wall (Hanyangdoseong)-

[B-27-1] Regionalism Now: How We Land Genuinely? Architectural Ethnography in an Urban Indigenous Settlement in New Taipei City

Authentication

[B-26-5] Interactive Narrative VR for Enhancing Narrative Presence in Local Historical and Cultural Heritage
-Focused on the Seoul City Wall (Hanyangdoseong)-

[B-27-1] Regionalism Now: How We Land Genuinely?
Architectural Ethnography in an Urban Indigenous Settlement in New Taipei City