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The Impact of Visual Pollution on Historic Buildings (Tlemcen City, Algeria: Model)

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Last updated: 25 Dec 2024

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CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION
HISTORY OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE
ISLAMIC ART AND ARCHITECTURE

Abstract

Pollution is one of the most recent environmental phenomena, and this phenomenon has received great attention from scientists, as the person is directly responsible for it because of the increase in activity and expansion, and what he has achieved from the development of industrial, technological, scientific, cultural, and civilizational especially in modern times. All of which affected the prevailing pattern of living and introduced a lot of renewal on the old city and its general plan and the resulting negative effects on archaeological sites.Pollution has types; among them is a visual pollution that is the subject of this article.We dealt with this problem by trying to research its meaning and sources and the reasons leading to it, while giving some models from the city of Tlemcen, west of Algeria.

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10.21608/shedet.001.03

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Islamic Architecture, Algeria, Visual Pollution, Historic Buildings, Tlemcen

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BoujlaibaFawzia

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Souad

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1

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1

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13155

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2014-12-01

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2020-05-07

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2014-12-01

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35

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50

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2356-8704

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2536-9954

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SHEDET_Volume 1_Issue 1_Pages 35-50.pdf

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Shedet

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The Impact of Visual Pollution on Historic Buildings (Tlemcen City, Algeria: Model)

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22 Jan 2023