Traditional dwellings

Traditional dwellings are longstanding types of homes built using local materials and methods passed down through generations. They often reflect the culture, climate, and resources of a region, such as thatched roofs in Africa or adobe houses in Latin America. These structures are typically designed to suit local environmental conditions, resulting in inhabited spaces that are sustainable and culturally meaningful. Despite modern developments, many communities continue to value traditional dwellings for their practicality, cultural identity, and ecological harmony.