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This paper explores the dynamic integration of traditional architectural wisdom with contemporary green building technologies, highlighting a holistic approach to sustainable development in the built environment. Traditional architecture, characterized by its intrinsic sustainability, leverages local materials, climatic conditions, and cultural practices, presenting a rich repository of ecological knowledge. Modern green technologies further these sustainability goals through innovations in energy efficiency, waste reduction, and the use of renewable resources. Through quantitative analyses, case studies, and a comprehensive review of advancements in energy-efficient technologies, water management, and sustainable materials, this study illustrates the significant potential of marrying historical practices with modern sustainability principles. It underscores the importance of policy frameworks, urban planning, and community engagement in facilitating this integration, aiming to preserve cultural heritage while addressing contemporary environmental challenges. The findings advocate for a nuanced understanding of both traditional and modern methods, suggesting that the future of sustainable architecture lies in the thoughtful amalgamation of past wisdom and future innovations.
Minzhen Xu (Wed,) studied this question.