I'm doing a study on ghanaian architecture and analysing buildings like the national theatre. a question i find myself asking is what exactly ghanaian architecture is? modern buildings borrow a lot of foreign concepts and its seems our own identity of architecture is almost non existant.
traditional buildings of old i believe pass for what Ghanaian architecture is. buildings to the north and that of the Akans are evident of concepts of old.
basically, i sum Ghanaian architecture to be an influence of the following factors
-climate
-choice of materials
-techniques used
architects need to develop these concepts and incorperate them into our present.creating unique buildings that reflect our culture and identity
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Ghana should have a reliable source of our laws. They should be made available to the common Ghanaian.
There were lots of buildings/ sanctuaries. but the most famous was the Parthenon.
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Egypt was one of the first and oldest civilizations to develop. They developed along with Mesopotamia. The differences were in social culture, architecture, and art.
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I/you/we/they discuss. He/she/it discusses. The present participle is discussing.
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"Discuss further" is the correct phrase to use.
"Discuss about" is incorrect. "Discuss" is correct.