Ngada vernacular architecture

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Ngada vernacular architecture is the distinctive indigenous building tradition of the Ngada people of Flores, Indonesia, characterized by elevated wooden houses with steep thatched roofs, symbolic carvings, and spatial layouts reflecting ancestral and cosmological beliefs.

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