
ISVS
Schedule
11th International Seminar on Vernacular Settlements
September 30, October 1 & 2, 2022
SEDA, NAVRACHANA UNIVERSITY
Day 1 30th September, Friday
Inaugural Session 06:00 pm - 07:30 pm
Welcome Note by the Seminar Chair Pratyush Shankar, Dean, SEDA, Provost, NUV
Inaugural Keynote address by Ranjith Dayaratne, Professor, University of Bahrain
Address by Smt. Tejal Amin, Chairperson, Navrachana Education Society
Session 1 11:30 am - 01:00 pm
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RESILIENCE
Exploring Fire Hazard Vulnerability of traditional residential buildings in Walled City of Jaipur
Shipra Goswami, Dr. Ashwani Kumar, Dr. Satish Pipralia
People’s Habitat: Social Production Process as a Driving Force Towards Vernacular-Modern Linkage
Surabhi Patil, Aishwarya Warad
“Creative Place-Making” - A Conceptual Framework to enhance Social Cohesion in Open Spaces in Residential Settlements
Shanta Pragyan Dash, N. Lakshmi Thilagam
Learning From Leuit: The Remains of Sundanese Vernacular Architecture’s Rice Barn
Kemas Ridwan Kurniawan, Rizki Dwika Aprilian
Adaptation of Vernacular Architecture in the Bajo Mola Tribe Facing Modernity
Kinayung Syafira Aratuza, Kemas Ridwan Kurniawan, Yulia Nurliani Harahap
Vernacular Architecture of Batak as Tourism Commodities in North Sumatera Province, Indonesia
Titien Saraswati
Beyond Architecture: Reimagining ‘Vernacular’ as a holistic eco-system- Insights from eco-tourism ventures in mountain villages
Aishwarya Kulkarni, Akshata Damle
Transformations in the Vernacular Buildings of Nagaland, India
Rongsentila Imsong, Ashwani Kumar
Session 2 02:00 pm - 03:30 pm
THE URBAN QUESTION
Modern Vernacular Buildings: Rethinking the green building rating systems
Radhika Garg, Kamini Singh
Indian historic cities and complexity theory: A case of Jodhpur
Manan Singhal
Understanding Kadakal: Analysis of Vernacular Mercantile Architecture and Market of Central Kerala for Determination of its Future
Piyush Pandya, Sherin S. Varikkatt
Understanding the functioning of traditional market streets in the city of Palanpur
Krupa Chaudhary
Re-Translation of Dayaknese Vernacular Material Culture into Postcolonial City of Palangka Raya Through Urban Physiognomy
Mandarin Guntur, Kemas Ridwan Kurniawan, Dalhar Sutanto
Adaptation of Vernacular Way Forward for Future Urbanisation
Shilpa Sharma
Session 3 04:00 pm - 05:30 pm
RESILIENCE AND ADAPTATIONS,HYBRIDITY AND COEXISTENCE
Multi-hazard Vulnerability of Vernacular Houses of Supaul, Bihar
Satyanshu Kumar, Anoop Kumar Sharma, Sourovee Dutta
Vernacular techniques of flood resilient communities: A case of the Himalayan region, India
Naveen Prashar, Harshit Sosan Lakra, Raman Kant
Colonisation as shared heritage: The case of British establishments at Cannanore
Anjali C
The dynamics of changing living environment of villages at the urban-rural interface- the case of Vadodara
Dr. Bhawana Vasudeva
Re-interpreting Rules of Vernacular Practices for Contemporary Built Form within an Urban Setting
Advaita Jalan
Evaluating Traditional Knowledge Systems through Bio-Cultural Approach: A shift towards sustainable management of resources
Sneha Anand
Special Session 06:00 pm - 07:00 pm
The vernacular informing and enabling design in a meaningful way
Peter Rich (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Followed by
Panel discussion with Peter Rich, Pratyush Shankar and B.V. Doshi (to be confirmed)
Evening Session 07:00 pm onwards
Dinner for delegates
Keynote 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Keynote address- Nanubhai Amin Memorial Lecture, by Sandeep Virmani, Founder, Hunnarshala Foundation and Sahjeevan
Session 1 11:30 am - 01:00 pm
LANDSCAPE, ECOLOGY AND SETTING
Dwelling and landscape setting: Continuity of cultural ideas in the dwellings of Udaipur
Pragya Shankar
Notion of Dwelling: Transhumance Pastoralists Raika Community, Rajasthan"
Muskan Chopra
Challenges in Preserving the Revered Character of Sacred Groves of Udupi District, Western Ghats- Karnataka
Lavanya Vikram, Dr. Monalisa Bhardwaj, Aruna Gopal
Point of Hybrid: Negotiating between development activities and ecological processes along land-water mediation
Priyanka Sanjay Kanhare, Dr. Aarti Grover
Exploring the responsive human imprints through landscapes of faith, Case Study: Nashik and Paithan
Ritu Sharma, Richa Jagatramka
Vernacular water conservation traditions by pastoral community: Study of Virdas, Banni grasslands, Kutch
Manali Bhadra Vidhyarthi
Session 2 02:00 pm - 03:30 pm
CRAFT TRADITIONS AND TECTONICS
An Insight into Himalayan Vernacular Architecture: Study of Kath-Khuni Style of Kullu Region
Sourovee Dutta, Aakash Khajuria, Satyanshu Kumar
Domestic Art Practice and Built Environment: A Case Study of the Ritualistic Paintings of Warli Community in Dang
Aditi Jain, Neel Jain
Distinctive Poetics and Craftsmanship in the Vernacular Building Traditions of Kumaon: Case of Almora
Shubhra Pande, Monalisa Bhardwaj, Pushplata Garg
Saharanpur Woodcraft: Investigating Adaptive Practices of Vernacular Cultures for Sense of Place in Contemporary Design
Dr. Ritu Gulati
Tenable Craft Practices: A Study of Clay Pottery at Kumbharwada
Shalini Amin, Sanjana Samel-Ambekar, Krunali Rathod
Terracotta Landscapes: Vernacular Exchanges of the Hand and the Machine in South India
Priya Joseph
Limasan-Learning from the Past for the Better Future: Socially Engaged Architecture
Linda Octavia
Adaptive Reuse of traditional buildings of Dhundhar Region in Rajasthan: A Revival of local building crafts
Kanika Goyal, Jitendra Menghani
Role of Building Materials in Contemporary Vernacular Architectural Expression : Case Study of Konkan Region
Vinit Mirkar, Qamar Irshad
Keynote 04:00 pm - 04:30 pm
Keynote address by Prof. Habeeb Khan, President, Council of Architecture
Concluding Session 04:30 pm - 05:30 pm
Concluding session by Seminar Chair and Scientific Committee
Announcement of 12th ISVS
Evening Session 07:00 pm onwards
Cultural evening - Garba