First, we demonstrated that the indigenous planning and design framework of Burhanpur, involving
a sustainable approach on different spatial levels such as the sustainable compact built form and the
city-level spatial arrangement articulated with gardens, open spaces and mixed landuse pattern, help
the community physiologically and psychologically, as well as in terms of their health and productivity.
Second, the building level concepts related to energy efficiency and indigenous building practices
reduce reliance on artificial technologies or energy consumption for living or human comfort. Third,
we proposed that the conservation of historic gardens and designed landscapes can serve as a catalyst for
generating employment and revenues through the tourist industry and helping communities to regenerate.
These gardens and designed landscapes also contribute positively to the compact built environment of the
Burhanpur by maintaining its biodiversity, reducing pollution, promoting good health, fostering
community pride, and enhancing ecological diversity and thus sustainability. Fourth, indigenous water
management systems, such as “Quanat”, and other typologies are tested models of sustainability and
can be considered as the outcome of a model relationship between culture and nature, through which a
self-sustained landscape was created. Such knowledge and technology of the past is vital and can act as
a catalyst for ingenious new designs.
First, we demonstrated that the indigenous planning and design framework of Burhanpur, involvinga sustainable approach on different spatial levels such as the sustainable compact built form and thecity-level spatial arrangement articulated with gardens, open spaces and mixed landuse pattern, helpthe community physiologically and psychologically, as well as in terms of their health and productivity.Second, the building level concepts related to energy efficiency and indigenous building practicesreduce reliance on artificial technologies or energy consumption for living or human comfort. Third,we proposed that the conservation of historic gardens and designed landscapes can serve as a catalyst forgenerating employment and revenues through the tourist industry and helping communities to regenerate.These gardens and designed landscapes also contribute positively to the compact built environment of theBurhanpur by maintaining its biodiversity, reducing pollution, promoting good health, fosteringcommunity pride, and enhancing ecological diversity and thus sustainability. Fourth, indigenous watermanagement systems, such as “Quanat”, and other typologies are tested models of sustainability andcan be considered as the outcome of a model relationship between culture and nature, through which aself-sustained landscape was created. Such knowledge and technology of the past is vital and can act asa catalyst for ingenious new designs.
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