http://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/2575/ Regional Distinctiveness of Earthen Structures: Construction Techniques and Conservation Approaches. A Comparison of Mudwall/Cob Buildings in Perthshire – Scotland and Normandy – France. Earth is the most basic construction material, indigenous to many parts of the world and interestingly, regionally diverse and distinct. Over the centuries, lack of understanding made its use in building obsolete. Fortunately, earth buildings, in the current, modern times have begun being recognised for their durability and sustainability. In conserving the earth building tradition various methods are being adopted. While most efforts are being directed towards material understanding, extent of intervention and technical repairs, there is little insight into traditional habits that naturally conserved these buildings. Such aspects imbibe in conservation today, can make the practice better and simpler. Rodrigues, Chenelle Fatima C02 C03 C04 C05 C06 E02 E05 E06 E09 F14 F25 F47 G02 G04 G05 H06 H15 H17 H27 Landscape_Surveys O02 O04 O05 O06 P05 Vernacular_Landscapes Regional Distinctiveness of Earthen Structures: Construction Techniques and Conservation Approaches. A Comparison of Mudwall/Cob Buildings in Perthshire – Scotland and Normandy – France. 2022-03-12T22:23:50Z Rodrigues, Chenelle Fatima (2015) Regional Distinctiveness of Earthen Structures: Construction Techniques and Conservation Approaches. A Comparison of Mudwall/Cob Buildings in Perthshire – Scotland and Normandy – France. Mémoire thesis, The University of Edinburgh. [Thèse] application/pdf