Author: Steel Tony, Battle Stephen
Publisher: The Aga Khan Trust for Culture
Year: 0
Pages: 189
Subject: Heritage
Sub-Subject: Heritage Conservation
Keyword: Architectural Drawing, Conservation
Classification: 720.288
Shelf: C3R5
Accession No: B429
Contents: 1- Good Practice Guidelines for Alterations, Extensions, and New Buildingrepair Of 2- Stone Houses 3- Shoring and Temporary Support 4- Lime and Lime Mortars 5- Repairs to Historic Render 6- Floor Slabs and Openings 7- Lime Wash 8- Timber Conservation 9- Case Study: House No. 1287, Kiponda
Abstract: The *Conservation and Design Guidelines* for Zanzibar’s historic Stone Town aim to safeguard its unique cultural, historical, and architectural identity. Intended for anyone planning building or repair work, the guidelines outline legal requirements, traditional construction methods, and proper conservation techniques. They emphasize the importance of preserving the town’s character, which is vital to Zanzibar’s cultural pride and tourism-driven economy. The Stone Town Conservation and Development Authority (STCDA) oversees all proposed changes, ensuring they do not harm the area’s heritage. Adhering to these guidelines helps maintain the town’s integrity and makes it easier to gain approval for development projects.