An Extension of Traditional Living Spaces Through Sense of Place

Extending traditional living spaces through a sense of place, focusing on the integration of architectural, cultural, and environmental elements to create integrated and meaningful residential environments. Through qualitative analysis and case studies, the report highlights the importance of enhancing connections to places, both physical and emotional, to promote well-being, sustainability, and a sense of belonging. Additionally, it discusses practical strategies and design approaches that can be used to nurture and enhance a sense of place in a variety of living environments. Ultimately, this report contributes to a deeper understanding of the interplay between human experience and the spaces we inhabit. This research paper examines the expansion of traditional living spaces through the lens of sense of place, emphasizing the integration of architectural, cultural, and environmental elements to cultivate coherent and meaningful residential environments. Traditional living spaces, deeply rooted in cultural heritage and local identity, provide a backdrop for everyday life, fostering a profound sense of belonging and connection with the surrounding environment. Through case studies, site visits and engagement with traditional households, this study examines how architectural features within residential buildings contribute to the creation of a sense of place. By exploring various dimensions of sense of place, including cultural tradition, natural environment and community identity, this research explores the ways in which individuals and communities can enhance their lived environments beyond the confines of physical structures.