The domestic architecture in Benin, a good place for building resilience

The domestic architecture in Benin, a good place for building resilience

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The domestic architecture in Benin has undergone an elastic process evolution from the pre-colonial period to the post-independence period. This is so because the people of Benin developed a social system which resulted in a transition process of traditional values that are firmly rooted in the past that will not endanger the future. The paper identified key concepts of resilience/vulnerability...
 
Published at International Journal of Humanities, Arts, Medicine and Sciences (BEST: IJHAMS)
Volume 3
Issue 3
Pages 17-28
Published in 2015
 
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Ekhaese O. N. E.1, Taiwo A. A. Izobo-Martins O. O., Adewale, B. A.
Adewale Bukola » Dr. Bukola Adejoke Adewale holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Architecture from the University of Jos. She is fully registered with the Architects Registration Council of Nigeria (ARCON)and the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA). She had a Ph.D degree in the Department of Architecture Covenant University where she has also been teaching Specification Writing,... view full profile
Adewale Bukola
 
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