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African Traditional Architecture encompasses the forms of construction developed over long historical periods by local communities across the African continent, adapted to the natural environment and cultural values. This architectural approach has been shaped by the climate, geography, and social structures of the continent’s diverse ethnic groups. Local materials such as stone, wood, mudbrick, and reeds are used in construction; formal characteristics are primarily determined by climatic adapt

African Traditional Architecture encompasses the methods of built environment development developed over long historical periods by local communities across the African continent, in harmony with the natural environment and cultural values. This architectural approach has been shaped by the diverse ethnic groups of the continent according to their climate, geography, and social structures. Local materials such as stone, wood, mudbrick, and reeds are used in construction; formal characteristics a