A Bibliometric Review of the Development and Challenges of Vernacular Architecture within the Urbanisation Context

被引:6
作者
Rong, Weihan [1 ]
Bahauddin, Azizi [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Sains Malaysia, Sch Housing Bldg & Planning, George Town 11800, Malaysia
关键词
vernacular architecture; construction technology; energy; urbanisation; heritage; sustainability; VOSviewer; bibliometric; CHINESE RURAL BUILDINGS; TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS; THERMAL COMFORT; CO-AUTHORSHIP; ENERGY; SUSTAINABILITY; ENVIRONMENT; COMPLEXITY; FEATURES; CLIMATE;
D O I
10.3390/buildings13082043
中图分类号
TU [建筑科学];
学科分类号
0813 ;
摘要
An effective strategy for sustainable development is to conduct research on vernacular architecture in response to urbanisation as well as environmental and climate change challenges. However, focused discussion has been limited to date due to the diverse range of disciplines involved in vernacular architecture and the unique examples in practice. Scopus, one of the largest literature databases, was used to find and select a total of 1403 documents for this paper. Techniques for both quantitative and qualitative literature analysis were employed using Microsoft Excel (Version 16.75.2) and the visualisation tool VOSviewer (Version 1.6.19). Using bibliometric analysis, more academic publications were reviewed, aiming to analyse the current situation, influence, and future direction of the literature related to vernacular architecture. The current issues have been obtained from the statistical results, and the opportunities and challenges of vernacular architecture in today's cities are discussed. The twenty most frequently referenced publications, keywords, and correlations between co-occurrences were all examined in this bibliometric analysis, along with annual publishing trends and the most influential nations, institutions, sources, and authors. The analysis showed a rising trend in vernacular architectural publications, with China, Italy, and Spain being the most prolific nations whose institutions have a high academic impact. However, the degree of international author collaboration remains insignificant. Future themes could focus on energy, comfort, earthquake resilience, and sustainability, with cultural heritage and vernacular communities still receiving little research attention. This study is a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of vernacular architecture, as well as an important study of sustainability and resilience, affirming the importance of vernacular architecture in terms of future urban form and drawing on the lessons of history. Also, the proposed research framework could be a strong reference for future researchers looking for inspiration.
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