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History and Vernacular Architecture [PDF]
Vernacular Architecture, 1997 (1997). History and Vernacular Architecture. Vernacular Architecture: Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 1-8.
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Energies
The increase in global average temperature, mainly due to the high rate of greenhouse gas emissions, has triggered severe global warming and climate change.
Julia Lima Toroxel, S. M. Silva
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The increase in global average temperature, mainly due to the high rate of greenhouse gas emissions, has triggered severe global warming and climate change.
Julia Lima Toroxel, S. M. Silva
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Ireland's Vernacular Architecture
Vernacular Architecture, 1976(1976). Ireland's Vernacular Architecture. Vernacular Architecture: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 29-29.
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International Journal of Architectural Heritage, 2020
Vernacular dwellings, throughout the years, have been continually reused, adapted to the local conditions and survived as cultural testimonies providing a direct link with the past.
M. Philokyprou, A. Michael
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Vernacular dwellings, throughout the years, have been continually reused, adapted to the local conditions and survived as cultural testimonies providing a direct link with the past.
M. Philokyprou, A. Michael
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African Vernacular Architecture
2016Review of African Vernacular Architecture, Reviewed April 2016 by Michael A. Rodriguez, Electronic Resources Librarian University of Connecticut Libraries michael.a.rodriguez@uconn.edu.
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American Vernacular Architecture
1991A chapter for an “advances” volume could begin with a brief outline of the subject before examining the leading, cutting-edge works. The scope of American vernacular architectural studies, however, needs consider able explanation, because the range of topics now considered “vernacular” has changed in the last 10 years, causing much restructuring in the
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2020
Vernacular architecture refers to both a subject of study and a way of approaching that subject. Vernacular architecture studies emphasize the connections between the built environment and the people who interact with it, reflecting on the two-way nature of those relationships.
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Vernacular architecture refers to both a subject of study and a way of approaching that subject. Vernacular architecture studies emphasize the connections between the built environment and the people who interact with it, reflecting on the two-way nature of those relationships.
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The Vernacular Architecture of France: An Assessment
Vernacular Architecture, 1985AbstractFrance, a country rich in the variety of its culture and natural resources, displays a greatly varied vernacular architecture. Building materials, stone, timber and clay, are present in abundance. Walling is of earth, stone and timber frame; roofing of thatch, tile, stone and wood shingle.
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Ethics and vernacular architecture
2012Those who are seriously concerned about the built environment, whether from a purely architectural viewpoint or with particular concern for its aesthetic, ecological, sustainable or other qualitative considerations, frequently use the perceived merits of vernacular architecture to further their arguments.
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