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Destruction of the historic Caribbean vernacular, a cause for concern
Posted on May 20th, 2010 No commentsThere is strong concern by architects, and historians about the possible loss of their vernacular in Trinidad & Tobago, and Barbados, just to name a few. Significant buildings of the rich Caribbean vernacular which showcase the important architectural, climatic, social, and cultural resources of the islands (and other countries) seem vulnerable to destruction. As proven by this letter from the Barbados National Trust, there continues to be the demolition of the physical fabric and identity of the recent past, with little consideration of its value to the community, design history, architectural heritage and its role in the future.
The following is a letter from the Barbados National Trust which was published by the Barbados Advocate.
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