مساكن مطماطة بتونس: مجال للتصوير تحت الأرض

Abstract EN

The search for a dwelling has been a human obsession over the ages, as the need for shelter is evident with the primitive man, who resorted to caves to protect himself from the dangers of nature.

the inscription on the walls of these caves is a step-by-step demonstration of the evolution and progress of the initial form of architecture and its openness to innovative practices.

in this context, we will examine the relationship between the image and the architecture, searching its role in documenting and preserving an architectural style that is considered as a human heritage.

the troglodyte houses are not primitive, but rather an architectural form that has spread in this area of the Tunisian state of Gabes, in a period not far away.

a sustainable pattern invites us to look at its secrets and to establish the values of preserving its carved underground heritage.

in doing so, we emphasize the role of art through image and cinematography, and its relationship to a unique geographical area.