Theme 1: Cultural heritage and building cultures

• Vernacular earthen granaries in Mexico

  Luis Fernando Guerrero Baca

  págs. 17-22

  

• Givaer Island, on the artic coast of Norway: A multifaceted economy surviving on heritage skills

  G. Jakhelln

  págs. 23-28

  

• Historic daubed corner-timbrd constructions in Czech Republic

  Zuzana Syrová, Jiri Syrový

  págs. 29-34

  

• The Oga'i of the Mbya Guaraní people in Paraguay: Alternatives for indigenous habitat

  S.R. Cabrera, E.G. Nessi

  págs. 35-40

  

• Vernacular houses of Lesvos, Greece: Typology and construction technology

  Pamela Jerome

  págs. 41-46

  

• Building on piles

  M. Lewis

  págs. 47-52

  

• Carrasqueira: Fishing harbour on stilts, hut village in Portugal

  F. Jorge, P. Bruno

  págs. 53-58

  

• Working and living: The fishermen and their settlements in Alagoas, Brazil

  M.A. Da Silva, L.M. Cerqueira

  págs. 59-64

  

• An example of vernacular architecture in Central Anatolia: The mut houses

  B. Celebioglu, U. Yergün

  págs. 65-70

  

• The Sami Goahti, an earthen house in the Artic

  R. Sjolie

  págs. 71-76

  

• Researching the traditional building culture of Costa da Lagoa, Santa Catarina, Brazil.

  I. Kanan

  págs. 77-82

  

• Vernacular architecture in Cuba

  Daniel M. Taboada Espiniella

  págs. 83-86

  

• African-Brazilian architecture in Benin: Rescue and revaluation of traditional techniques

  Adriano Mascarenhas, R.K. Gbenahou

  págs. 87-92

  

• "Sino-Portuguese": The significance of the Shophouse definition in Southern peninsula, Thailand

  N. Chansen

  págs. 93-98

  

• Minka: Japanese inmigrant houses in Ribeira Valley, Sao Paulo, Brazil

  A. Hijioka, B. Joaquim, Akemi Ino

  págs. 99-104

  

• (Re)using adobe: from survey to conservation, from restoration to new construction

  V. Mestre

  págs. 105-110

  

• Adobe architecture in Portugal: Differences and analogis between vernacular and "designed" architecture

  M. Fernandes

  págs. 111-116

  

• Vernacular rammed earth building typologies in the ancient reign of Seville, Spain

  Jacinto Canivell García de Paredes, Reyes Rodríguez García, Ana María González Serrano, Ana Romero Girón

  págs. 117-122

  

• Geographical cataloguing of earthen architeccture in Soria, Spain

  I.J. Gil Crespo

  págs. 123-128

  

• Contribution to yhe knowldge of rammed earth houses in Vidigueira, Portugal

  N. Fialho

  págs. 129-134

  

• Rural rammed earth houses in Baixo Alentejo, Portugal: Ruin or heritage?

  C.S. Pereira

  págs. 135-140

  

• Constructions with terróns in Alta Limia, Galicia: A lost sustainable architecture

  Alejandro Fernández Palicio

  págs. 141-146

  

• Vernacular technology in Brazil: Transformation and preservation

  M.A.P. Rezende, J.L.R. Leite, F.M.P. Cardoso

  págs. 147-152

  

• Traditional and contemporary constructive cultures: A comparison between building processes

  Teresa Cunha Ferreira

  págs. 153-158

  

• Evaluation of planning systems in earthen heritage conservation

  M. Correia, N. Walliman

  págs. 159-164

  

• Intangible values of building culture in vernacular architecture

  Ö. Karakul

  págs. 165-170

  

• Cultural heritage management and owership in Island of Mozambique

  A.T. Silva, R. Derks, A. P. Roders, J. Hougaard

  págs. 171-176

  

• Diagnosis methodology for restoration of Brazilian 18th century buildings

  F. M. Tavares, M.T.G. Barbosa

  págs. 177-182

  

• Restoring rural houses in Estonia

  J. Metslang

  págs. 183-188

  

• Conservation of architectural herotage in Saudi Arabia: The case study of Jawatha Mosque

  M.S. Zami

  págs. 189-194

  

• Conservation problems and recommendations on architectural heritage of Kastamonu

  K. Güler, Z.C. KeÇici, A. Acaralioglu

  págs. 195-200

  

• Manuals for the recovery of historical centers of Sardinia, Italy

  S. Carrucciu

  págs. 201-206

  

• Propaganda, improvements and colonisation: The Estado Novo and vernacular heritage

  V. Ribeiro, J. Aguiar, M. Reimao Costa

  págs. 207-214

  

• Two contests (1907, 2009) for the design of model, vernacular houses for health resort Ladek Zròj, Poland.

  E. Trocka- Leszczynska, A. Tomaszewicz

  págs. 215-220

  

• Changing trade: the Modernist vernacular as idiom in South Africa

  D. Whelan

  págs. 221-226

  

• The city vernacular in South Africa

  Z.G. Wessels, G. Bosman

  págs. 227-232

  

• Contemporary vernacular as a diffusion of an innovation process

  J.A. Al-Qawasmi

  págs. 233-238

  

• Continuity and change of Thai vernacular building tradition in Thailand

  P. Nimsamer, N. Walliman

  págs. 239-244

  

• Appropriate moderness and the popular pattern of the "Indiana" architecture

  A. Lima

  págs. 245-250

  

• The effects of socio-economic change on vernacular architecture

  B. Cantimur

  págs. 251-256

  

• Harmonic Diachrony: Current use of traditional techniques in rehabilitation projects

  Monica Alcindor, O. Roselló

  págs. 257-262

  

• Küreken 2013: Designing a new village with rammed earth construction in Eastern Anatolia, Turkey

  B. ÇiÇek

  págs. 263-268

  

• Mértola, museology and earthen architecture in the south west of Portugal, meanings of a heritage

  S.T. Sequeira

  págs. 275-282

  

• Contemporary earthen architecture in the south west of Portugal, meanings of a heritage

  S.T. Sequeira

  págs. 275-282

  

Theme 2: Materials and constructive techniques

• A preliminary study on the construction systems of house types in Timor-Leste (East Timor)

  Y. R. Chen, C.P. Pan, Y.L. Lim, W.W. Huang

  págs. 283-288

  

• A report of turf ridge (shibamune) in Japanese thatched folk houses

  S. Ono, Y. Yamada

  págs. 289-294

  

• Construction techniques of the vernacular architecture of Eastern Black Sea Region

  K. Güler, A.C. Bilge

  págs. 295-300

  

• Cob in Spain

  Camilla Mileto, Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares, Valentina Cristini, Lidia García Soriano

  págs. 301-306

  

• Traditional materials and construction techniques in the rural settlement Baspinar, Turkey

  M. Efeoglu, A. CiftÇi

  págs. 307-312

  

• Living with bamboo and plant leaves: Thailand's last community of traditional bamboo huts

  V. Vacharasin

  págs. 313-318

  

• Stone constructions in corbelling

  Borut Juvanec

  págs. 319-324

  

• Arqchitectural heritage of the north eastern Portugal: History, construaction and valorisation

  L. Martins, G. Vasconcelos, Paulo B. Lourenço

  págs. 325-330

  

• An example of vernacular architecture: Traditional houses of Adana, Turkey

  N. Umar, C. Karbeyan, O. Polat

  págs. 331-336

  

• Architectural morphology and construction techniques of traditional Yoran houses, Turkey

  U. Yergün, C.I. Gençer, B. Çelebioglu, A. CiftÇi

  págs. 337-342

  

• Typological research on traditional community house of the Katu ethnic minority in Vietnam

  P.H. Truong, H. Kobayashi, T.N. Nguyen

  págs. 343-350

  

• The vernacular house between the Cávado end the Ave, Portugal.

  C.E. Barroso, D.V. Oliveira, F. Ramos L., Paulo B. Lourenço

  págs. 351-358

  

• Body-based units of measurement for building Katu community houses in Central Vietnam.

  H. Kobayashi, N.T. Nguyen

  págs. 359-364

  

• Rammed earth walls in the late middle age castels in the actual province of Soria, Spain

  I.J. Gil Crespo

  págs. 365-370

  

• Timber roof structures of centenary earthen building - case studies

  A. Tavares, A. Costa, Humberto Varum

  págs. 371-376

  

• Recycling of bricks in rammed earth mortars for earthen walls

  Valentina Cristini, Camilla Mileto, Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares, José Ramón Ruiz Checa

  págs. 383-388

  

• Gypsum as reinforcement for floors: Conceptual approach

  Fernando Vegas López-Manzanares, Camilla Mileto, Valentina Cristini, José Ramón Ruiz Checa, Vincenzina La Spina

  págs. 389-394

  

Theme 3: Territory and environmental adaptation

Theme 4: Energy efficiency and sustainable design

Theme 5: Natural hazards and risk mitigation

Theme 6: Education and new research focus