The Urban Vernacular in Southeast Asia

This book constructs a number of discourses, dialectics, and analyses across the disciplines of urban form, architecture, and urban experience, thus incorporating both conservation and design issues. It will be of interest to architecture, urbanism, urban geography, design studies, landscape architecture, Asian/SEA Studies.

Nor Zalina Harun is Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of the Malay World and Civilization, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. She previously served as a faculty member at the Kulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design, International Islamic University Malaysia, where she contributed to the field of urban conservation and cultural landscape. Shireen Jahn Kassim is currently Director and Senior Advisor (Sustainability and Heritage) at EAG Consulting, Malaysia. She was previously Associate Professor at the International Islamic University Malaysia.

Preface; Chapter 1. The Urban Vernacular of Southeast Asia: Reviewing Morphological And Typological Dimensions Part 1 Chapter 2. Characterising the Vernacular Settlement of The Urban Fringe: The Case of the Nusantara; Chapter 3. The River-Based Settlement Forms: The Palembang Urban Morphology; Chapter 4. An Urban-Aquatic Vernacularism Of Banjarmasin - The 'Lanting' Settlement Forms; Chapter 5. Urban Villages As Serindipity In The City: The Case Of Indonesia And Malaysiai; Chapter 6. Morphological Serendipity Of The Urban Village In The Hanoi Fringe; Chapter 7. The Public Realm Of The Malay- Nusantara: Typological Variations Of Urban Space And Diasporic Streetscapes; Chapter 8. Vernacular Urbanism And Walkability In The Tropics: From Village To The Urban Core Part 2 Chapter 9. Revisiting The Tropical Verandah City: A Treatise Of Urban Design As A Continuum Of Serindipity; Chapter 10. Streets In The Hanoi Ancient Quarter: A Serendipitous Sense Of Place With Social Capital; Chapter 11. The Organic Assemblage Of The Market: Rooting Commerce In Vernacular Form; Chapter 12. Cynosures Of Creativity: Crossroads Of Urban Regeneration And Artistic Hubs - A Review; Chapter 13. Serendipity In a Southeast Asian Cultural Encounter- Perspectives On GWKL; Chapter 14. The Urban Vernacular as Serendipity In Practice: Participatory Placemaking In Bangkok Part 3 Chapter 15. The Archetypal Language Of The Urban Hybrid : The Case Of The Malay-Nusantara And The Philippines; Chapter 16. Vernacularism Vs Urbanism: Inscribing Memory In The Mimesis Of Architecture; Chapter 17. Oscillations Of The Critical Vernacular: Intentions And Inflections Of The Bioclimatic Forms Of Ken Yeang; Chapter 18. From Pendopo To Putrajaya: An 'Urban' Metamorphosis Of A Vernacular Mosque Archetype; Index