Resiliency of Cultural Heritage Buildings: Lessons Learned from Old City of Ghadames

Cultural heritage buildings demonstrate resilience through social use, adapting to modernity and social change while mitigating risks such as environmental threats and neglect. The Old City of Ghadamès serves as a case study, illustrating how communal gatherings and religious ceremonies contribute to the preservation and adaptability of historic spaces. This research highlights the critical role of community engagement in sustaining cultural heritage, offering valuable insights for conservation strategies in evolving urban landscapes.

ALI HAMED, A. H., Al-ODAINI, A., NON, J., INAMDAR, N.,. (2025). RESILIENCY OF CULTURAL HERITAGE BUILDINGS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM OLD CITY OF GHADAMES. Journal of Sustainability Science and Management, 20(9), 1908–1932. https://doi.org/10.46754/jssm.2025.09.010