Between Governance and Community-Led Vernacular Development: The Case of Ksar Tafilelt

Vernacular architecture and urban planning continue to represent a crucial reference for sustainable design. In an era characterized by rapid technological development, questions remain regarding the accessibility and adaptability of high-tech solutions across diverse cultural and environmental contexts. Vernacular environments should not be interpreted as static or obsolete, but rather as dynamic systems capable of addressing contemporary challenges such as climate change, housing shortages, and socio-economic inequalities