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INTBAU

A small grants programme for local projects that address today’s built environment challenges.

The International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture and Urbanism (INTBAU) was established in 2001, and has since gained 40 chapters and over 9,000 members in more than 100 countries and regions. We work under the patronage of our founder, The former Prince of Wales.

INTBAU’s mission is to support traditional building, the maintenance of local character, and the creation of better places to live. We do this through workshops, summer schools, study tours, conferences, awards, and competitions.

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INTBAU Projects

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Sustainable Building Techniques: A Scholarly Exploration of Historical Practices

With funding support from the INTBAU Grassroots Grants Programme, the project will contribute to the long-term sustainability of construction practices, ensuring that local wi…

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Itinerant Workshop on Traditional Building Techniques

The INTBAU Grassroots Grants Programme will support Boulouki for delivery of the studies, along with the production of the publication for dissemination purposes, contributing…

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Upskilling and Training Initiatives for Women Masons

This project will deliver skilling and capacity building of women masons in alternative and sustainable building techniques and collaboration partner gender organisations

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Research project: Load Bearing Walls Made of Alveolated Terracotta Blocks, a Durable Solution for the Future of New Constructions in Belgium

This project aims to research the practical, ecological, and economic advantages of using cellular terracotta blocks in construction, both for load-bearing structures and inte…

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Training Scholarships for Workshops on Documentation and Restoration of Architectural Heritage and Cultural Landscape in the M’hamid and Ich Oases

The project encompasses a series of workshops on architectural documentation and restoration, empowering women’s cooperatives, and a year-round communication campaign for know…

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