Noah Etnographic District
Sector 1: Dry Highlands Region - Typical block
Below we have illustrated a series of tools, identiied as recurring forms of
Dry Highlands Region architecture.
These Tools shall not be considered as stylistic imposition but, together
with a series of rules and regulations of the Master Planning concept,
designed to improve the quality of life and environmental sustainability
of the Noah Ethnographic District, will give direction to local architects,
artists, and craftsmen in the creation of a single unique district, that will be
at the same time both traditional and authentic.
The tools are divided into eight categories which combined create the Dry
Highlands Region atmosphere.
Roof Porch Loggia Balcony Bow Window Material Carving Cultivation
Gamble Roof Wooden Pillar Porch Wooden Loggia stone pillars Wooden Balcony Wooden Bow-windows Coloured Tuf Tuf Carving Vineyards
Shed Roof
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Wood
Apricot Tree