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KASHMIR, INDIA

UNESCO's Initiative in Kashmir
UNESCO BOOK on Kashmir's Earthquake Resistant Traditional Construction
	Don't Tear it Down! Preserving the Earthquake Resistant Vernacular Architecture of Kashmir.
CLICK HERE for information on obtaining a copy anywhere in the world, including both the printed version and a downloadable eBook version. CLICK HERE for more information about the Book CLICK HERE for BOOK REVIEWS

SUPPORTING DOCUMENT
CONSERVATION IN THE VALE OF KASHMIR Concept Paper on a Proposal for a Conservation Initiative in the City of Srinagar Prepared in November, 2005 for UNESCO by Randolph Langenbach FREE DOWNLOAD: 5 pg PDF, 300kb

LIBRARY

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Traditional Construction in Earthquake Areas and earthquake hazard mitigation in general.

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Taq & Dhajji Dewari POSTERS
These two posters were the second place winner of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute’s First Annual Graphics Competition, 2008

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