ECOTOURISM ARCHITECTURE

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Title:	ECOTOURISM ARCHITECTURE
Author:	IACOBUCCI, DOMINIC
Description:	The world populations are becoming more aware of their impact on the earth. With increasing tourism, ecotourism has become a mainstream option. Yet ecotourism remains ambiguous and highly debated. Tourists are seeking to experience cultures that are “untouched” by the everyday world. This large thirst for “untouched” environments along with the uncertainty and confusion that surrounds ecotourism is causing deception in the tourism industry. With the industry of ecotourism continually growing, there needs to be a true understanding of ecotourism. What is it? What kind of interactive environment truly represents its ideals? If the built environment fails to meet the high standards of ecotourism, then the movement of ecotourism is poised for failure. This paper will confront this relationship, and establish the criteria upon which ecotourism architecture should follow for ecotourism’s success.
Permanent Link:	http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=ucin1148325697 http://hdl.handle.net/2374.OX/11104
Date:	2006

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