The history of Swaida city in several civilizations was clear through architecture as if it formed a mixture of them all. Each culture had its own way of dealing with the environmental conditions, combining these design strategies accumulatively resu
lted in a rich architecture that deals with the environment in a very systematic way. On the other hand, the construction strategies dealt with a lot of limitation such as the lack of resources and experiences which were not available during those periods.
This report describes the historical and climatical characteristics that Swaida city has, and reviews some design strategies that used to respond to climate challenges.
العمارة
architecture
المفاهيم العمرانية في العمارة المحلية
التغيرات المناخية
climate changes
البازلت
Basalt
المناخ
Climate
محافظة السويداء
السويداء
الحجر البازلتي
Basalt stones
Swaida
Suwaida
As-Suwayda
building design
تصميم المباني
فيزياء المباني
building physics
العمارة في السويداء
architecture in Swaida
المزيد..
This paper studies a practical laboratory process of the possibility of benefiting from an
important resource of the natural resources available in the country, namely "Basalt"
which is found in large quantities in the southern region (As-Suwayda)
to demonstrate
how much it meets the requirements of Standard Specifications for use in the manufacture
of concrete by testing five design mixtures of concrete , of which the cubic dimensions are
(15% x 15) cm and the cylindrical dimensions are (15 * 30 cm) with different percentages
of the basaltic and dolomitic calcareous compounds used in them as follows: (0% basalt
and 100% lime),( 25% basalt and 75% lime) , (50 % basalt 50 % lime) (75% basalt 25%
lime), (100%basalt and 0% lime) on the strength of pressure and tensile strain by
Splitting and Moduls of Elasticity of ages (28-7-3) days, and its effect on the behavior of
Reinforced Structural Elements susceptible to shear and Bending through testing
Reinforced beams of dimensions (16 × 12 × 200) cm on shear, Bending and cracking
Moduls (Coefficient) with ages of (14-28) days.