2ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON TAJ MAHAL
Lal, Raj M., Ajay S. Nagpure, Lina Luo, Sachchida N. Tripathi, Anu Ramaswami,
Michael H. Bergin, and Armistead G. Russell. "Municipal solid waste and dung cake
burning: discoloring the Taj Mahal and human health impacts in Agra." Environmental
Research Letters 11, no. 10 (2016): 104009.
The article is on the discoloration of the Taj Mahal. It is an iconic monument and well
known in the world for its extraordinary architectural beauty and elegance. Pollution is
discolouring the white marbles of Taj Mahal thus certain steps have been taken to prevent
this. Taj Mahal has been focussed on in the whole article and it is topic relevant content.
Some portions are little tough to understand because of some of the scientific terms which the
reader might not be accustomed with.
Karanouh, Abdulmajid, and Ethan Kerber. "Innovations in dynamic
architecture." Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 3, no. 2 (2015): 185-221.
The article speaks about the architectural elements that are present beyond the
existing scope of the mainstream building standard and the traditional methods used. This
considers many monuments including Taj Mahal and provides its readers with many
challenges to the well established architectural industry with less alignment towards
innovation. The benefits of the integrated dynamic systems in case of monuments such as Taj
Mahal has been provided in the article but would have been better if more specific
informations had been included.
Walton, John K., and Jason Wood. "Reputation and regeneration: History and the
heritage of the recent past in the re-making of Blackpool." In Valuing historic
environments, pp. 129-152. Routledge, 2016.
The article is on the facts related to the renovation of the historical monuments and
includes the iconic monument of Taj Mahal as well. It speaks about the way the historic
environments should be valued. Taj Mahal and similar such iconic monuments are backed by

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