المجلة الدولية للعلوم والتقنية

Vernacular architecture has always inspired modern architecture not just in terms of forms and decoration but also the way it responds to people needs and local resources. In terms of sustainability, this architecture has shown great answers to the three bottom lines of sustainability. Nowadays, modern architecture and interior design is trying to find solutions to the problems resulted from modern far from identity constructions. Consideration for materials and resources focuses on the health and productivity consequences of material selections for building occupants, plus the long term social, economic, and environmental impacts of materials used in the design and construction of the building. Green building addresses two kinds of problems related to materials and resources: waste management and life-cycle impacts. This issue has been discussed by many professionals and researchers and it seems this problem is more likely existed in not developing countries comparing with developing countries. The lack of selecting the right materials, have not been well taken into the consideration. Researchers have developed a number of assumptions that helps to resolve the research problems, which includes The application of the green material and resource in the Libya interior designs to provide a healthy environment to the interior spaces Therefore, the paper aims to search for the possibilities of proposing some indicators using sustainable material and resource in the of internal Libya spaces. The theoretical part goes through a brief study to definition of sustainable material and resource in Libya, and its uses in all the elements of internal and emphasis about the traditional symbols to preserve the identity of Libya. The paper lately analyses the usage of the materials in a traditional house in Ghadames to define the way vernacular interior architecture responded to green terms