To Study Relationships Between Men and It’s Environments by Enlivening Bedouins Heritage in Modern Dubai

Abstract

Region and culture have been influenced in shaping the past architecture space. It is to examine that vernacular architecture in the modem cities of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). And how this view creates obstacles in the interaction of satisfying historic building forms and techniques. The greatest obstacle is the complex symbolic role that these buildings play in modem nation building. The objective of this study is to analysis the interaction between Tradition and Modernity in contemporary architecture and its relationship to the vernacular and cultural aspects, as evident in the case of the United Arab Emirates. While historic buildings are viewed with homesickness, they are also not deemed suitable for contemporary life and have been isolated in the process of economic and social development, separated from enlivening social activities, historic architecture in the UAE seems designed to survive only as outdoor museum displays.