The Architecture Of Traditional Dwellings and Masjid In The Malay Nations

The Architecture of Traditional Dwelling and Masjid In The Malay Nations

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The content of this monograph is based on two webinars that were organized in 2020 which involved the participation of presenters and participants from universities in Malaysia and Indonesia. The first webinar focused on architecture of the traditional or vernacular masjid in the Malaysia nations.

Authors

Salfarina Abdul Gapor, Zairin Zain, Muhammad Khairi Ismail, Daniel Ugih Echoh

List Of Content

LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
FOREWORD BY THE VICE CHANCELLOR OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY SARAWAK
FOREWORD BY THE RECTOR OF UNIVERSITAS TANGJUNGPURA
FOREWORD BY THE HEAD OF RESEARCH CENTRTE, CENTRE FOR BORNEO REGIONALISM AND CONSEVATION (BORC), UCTS
FOREWORD BY THE DEAN OF FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITAS TANJUNGPURA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTES OF CONTRIBUTORS
STRUCTURE OF THE MONOGRAPH. SALFARINA ABDUL GAPOR
CHAPTER 1 : DISCOURSES ON MALAY ARCHITECTURE. ZAIRIN ZAIN AND SALFARINA ABDUL GAPOR

PART I : THE ARCHITECTURE OF TRADITIONAL MALAY DWELLINGS

CHAPTER 2 : THE ARCHITECTURE OF TRADITIONAL MALAY HOUSES IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA. ASIAH ABDUL RAHIM, WAN MOHAMMAD AMIN W SEMAN AND NUR AMIRAH ABD SAMAD
CHAPTER 3 : THE ARCHITECTURE OF TRADITIONAL MALAY DWELLINGS IN WEST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA. ZAIRIN ZAIN
CHAPTER 4 : THE ARCHITECTURE OF TRADITIONAL MALAY HOUSES IN RIAU, INDONESIA. YOHANNES FIRZAL
CHAPTER 5 : TYPOLOGY OF MALAY VERNACULAR DWELLINGS IN SIBU, SARAWAK, MALAYSIA. SALFARINA ABDUL GAPOR, HARIS FADZILAH ABDUL RAHMAN, MUHAMMAD OLIVER ENSOR SILINI AND MUHAMMAD ARIFF MAT SARUAN

PART II : THE ARCHITECTURE OF TRADITIONAL MASJID

CHAPTER 6 : THE ARCHITECTURE OF TRADITIONAL MASJID IN RIAU, INDONESIA YOHANNES FIRZAL
CHAPTER 7 : THE ARCHITECTUREOF THE TRADITIONAL MASJID IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIA. ASIAH ABDUL RAHIM, NURAIMAN IMRAN NORAZLAN, WAN MOHAMAD AMIN W SEMAN AND NUR AMIRAH ABD SAMAD
CHAPTER 8 : THE CONSERVATION OF MASJID AL QADIM, SIBU, SARAWAK, MALAYSIA. HARIS FADZILAH ABDUL RAHMAN AND SALFARINA ABDUL GAPOR