tribal architecture

Tribal architecture refers to building styles and construction methods characteristic of indigenous or traditional communities. It reflects cultural beliefs, environment, available materials, and social structures. These structures are often designed for practicality, sustainability, and communal living, using natural resources like wood, mud, or thatch. The design emphasizes local customs, spiritual significance, and adaptability to the climate. Tribal architecture maintains cultural identity through distinctive forms, patterns, and construction techniques, serving both functional and ceremonial purposes in the community’s daily life.