Sudano Sahelian Architecture

Contrary to popular belief, Africa is a continent rich with numerous architectural traditions, among the most notable being the Sudano Sahelian style, spread across West Africa.

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The Mud Traditional Architecture of the Sudan and Saudi Arabia: The Difference In Employment Techniques - Ahmed Ibrahim & Osman Ahmed
The Inland Niger Delta before the Empire of Mali: Evidence from Jenne-Jeno - Robert J. Mcintosh & Susan Keech Mcintosh
An Introduction to Indigenous African Architecture Labelle Prussin The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Vol. 33, No. 3. (Oct., 1974), pp. 182-205. - Labelle Prussin
Issues of Cultural Conservation and Tourism Development in the Process of World Heritage Development - Oussouby Sacko
Bricks and Urbanism in the Indus Valley rise and decline - Aurangzeb Kahn & Carsten Lemmen
Mudbricks and the Process Construction in the Middle Bronze Age Southern Levant - Robert S. Homsher
Old Walled City of Shibam - UNESCO
Thermal Behaviour of Adobe Constructions - Mariah Parrah & William Batty
Chapter Title: The Djenné Mosque World Heritage and Social Renewal in a West African Town Chapter Author(s) - Trevor H.J. Marchand
Masons of Djenne - Trevor Hugh James Marchand
Dictionary of Islamic Architecture - Andrew Peterson
Archaeology and Mud Wall Decay in a West African Village - Roderick J Mcintosh
Maximizing Mud: Lofty Reinforced-Mud Domes Built with the Assistance of Supernatural Powers in Hausaland - Susan B. Aradeon
Fulani-Hausa Architecture - Labelle Prussin
The Architecture of Islam in West Africa - Labelle Prussin
West African Earthworks - Labelle Prussin
The Archaeology of Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Review - Timothy Insol
West African Mud Architecture: Frobenius Institute Research - Eike Haberland
DEVELOPMENT OF TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE IN NIGERIA: A CASE
STUDY OF HAUSA HOUSE FORM - Oluwagbemiga Paul Agboola, Modi Sule Zango