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Building technology is one of the important factors that affect the environment and nature as it attempts to find special determinants with making a framework of the environment surrounding the human being, which defines, establishes and evaluates the relationship between architecture and the natural environment and the human being. evaluates the relationship between architecture and the natural environment and man. An interaction between man and the natural environment through building technologies is one of the most important elements of human civilization. Emphasis is on the importance of preserving the environment and the life of human societies on earth by using means of addressing negative phenomena and how to develop them. The problem of research lies in the fact that most Arab regions have a desert dry climate where life requires suitable properties and qualities. Therefore, several public and private authorities interested in the sector and affairs of building and development in the Arabian areas adopt the urban characteristics and including them in the terms and conditions for desert projects. The main purpose of research is to examine different building materials compatible with the environment and the interaction among these materials in an integrated manner

The Role of Building Technology in Reaching Architectural Design Compatible with the local Environment. (Dept. A)