Blending Heritage and Modernity

Blending Heritage and Modernity: Applying Traditional Construction Techniques in the Design of Future Schools explores how indigenous building methods can inform sustainable, climate-responsive, and culturally rooted educational spaces. The book examines case studies from diverse regions, highlighting materials, craftsmanship, passive cooling strategies, and structural logic inherited from traditional architecture. It demonstrates how these techniques can be reinterpreted with modern engineering and educational design principles to create schools that support well-being, reduce energy consumption, and strengthen local identity. Through an interdisciplinary lens, the book offers practical frameworks for architects, planners, and policymakers seeking to integrate heritage wisdom with contemporary learning environments. It shows that future schools can be both technologically advanced and deeply connected to cultural memory, environmental stewardship, and community engagement.

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Hadi RezghiShirsavar is an Assistant Prof of Educational Management at the Garmsar Branch Islamic Azad University.He holds Ph.D. in Higher Education Management from the Science and Research Branch,Tehran.His research focuses on organizational and educational management.He currently chair the department and has sixteen years of academic experience