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7. Evolution of House Forms

The chapter discusses the evolution of housing forms, focusing on the transformations experienced by Tibetan settlements in regions like Dehradun, Bylakuppe, and Choglamsar. It highlights the interplay between cultural identity and architectural adaptation as Tibetans integrate into their new environments while retaining aspects of their heritage. The discussion includes the role of community facilities and education in sustaining cultural continuity amid changing social dynamics.

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Sections

  • 1

    Evolution Of House Forms

    The evolution of house forms reflects a transition from tents and mud structures to more permanent brick and concrete houses influenced by cultural adaptation.

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  • 2

    Case Study: Clement Town

    Clement Town showcases the evolution of Tibetan settlement structures, cultural integration, and adaptation in the urban context of Dehradun.

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  • 2.1

    Urban Scenario And Community Landmarks

    This section explores the evolution of housing forms in urban Tibetan settlements and highlights key community landmarks that reflect cultural identity.

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  • 2.2

    Architectural Reflections Of Monasteries

    The section explores the evolution of architectural forms influenced by Tibetan monasteries and their integration into various settlements.

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  • 2.3

    Cultural Assimilation In Choglamsar

    This section explores the transformation of housing and cultural practices among Tibetan refugees in Choglamsar, highlighting their integration with local Ladakhi culture and community life.

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  • 3

    Settlement Patterns And Social Structure

    This section explores the evolution of Tibetan settlement patterns and social structures, illustrating how cultural, architectural, and community dynamics have transformed over generations.

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  • 3.1

    Asylum Seeker Stage And U-Shaped Settlements

    This section explores the evolution of housing forms for asylum seekers, focusing on U-shaped settlements and cultural adaptations within Tibetan refugee communities.

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  • 3.2

    Generational Responses To Cultural Identity

    This section explores how Tibetan settlements have evolved over generations, focusing on the changes in housing, community structures, and cultural identity.

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  • 3.3

    Cultural Practices And Monastic Life

    This section explores the evolution of housing and cultural practices among Tibetan communities in settlements, influenced by their monastic traditions and integration into new environments.

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  • 4

    Cultural Continuity And Educational Practices

    This section explores the transformation of housing and cultural practices among Tibetan refugees as they adapt to new environments while maintaining elements of their heritage.

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  • 4.1

    Religious Education And Language Preservation

    This section explores the evolution of house forms and their significance in preserving cultural identity among Tibetan communities, particularly in India.

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  • 4.2

    Social Equality And Hierarchical Changes

    This section discusses the changes in housing patterns among Tibetan refugees and their evolving social structures in settlements.

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  • 5

    Built Form And Material Changes

    This section discusses the evolution of housing forms among Tibetan refugees in India, highlighting the materials and built forms used over time.

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References

33 part d.pdf

Class Notes

Memorization

What we have learnt

  • Housing forms have evolved ...
  • Urban scenarios like Clemen...
  • Cultural continuity is main...

Final Test

Revision Tests