Sustainable Renovation of Traditional Housing Architecture of the Thai Ethnic Group in the Northwestern Region of Vietnam

The traditional housing of the Thai ethnic group in the Northwestern region of Vietnam not only serves as a living space but also embodies distinctive cultural, historical, and ecological values.However, due to the impact of socio-economic transformation and modernization, this architectural type is at risk of disappearing.This study aims to assess the current state, community awareness, and directions for renovating traditional Thai housing in a sustainable manner.Through field surveys, in-depth interviews, and the development of three pilot renovation plans in the Vang Pheo village, the study proposes a community-based sustainable renovation approach that preserves the core values of traditional architecture while improving living conditions.The results contribute to the academic discourse on sustainable heritage regeneration, as well as providing practical suggestions for local policies and architectural practices.

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Journal
International Journal of Sustainable Construction Engineering Technology
Published
2025-06-24
DOI
https://doi.org/10.30880/ijscet.2025.16.01.006
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Sustainable Renovation of Traditional Housing Architecture of the Thai Ethnic Group in the Northwestern Region of Vietnam

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Sustainable Renovation of Traditional Housing Architecture of the Thai Ethnic Group in the Northwestern Region of Vietnam

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Abstract

The traditional housing of the Thai ethnic group in the Northwestern region of Vietnam not only serves as a living space but also embodies distinctive cultural, historical, and ecological values.However, due to the impact of socio-economic transformation and modernization, this architectural type is at risk of disappearing.This study aims to assess the current state, community awareness, and directions for renovating traditional Thai housing in a sustainable manner.Through field surveys, in-depth interviews, and the development of three pilot renovation plans in the Vang Pheo village, the study proposes a community-based sustainable renovation approach that preserves the core values of traditional architecture while improving living conditions.The results contribute to the academic discourse on sustainable heritage regeneration, as well as providing practical suggestions for local policies and architectural practices.

International Journal of Sustainable Construction Engineering TechnologyVol. 16(1)
Northwestern University
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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