The House, a Manual of Rural Architecture, or How to Build Country Houses and Out-Buildings (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

D. H. Jacques

 
9781330208205: The House, a Manual of Rural Architecture, or How to Build Country Houses and Out-Buildings (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

This book explores the history, purpose and evolution of a crucial aspect of human society: the house. The author takes a deep dive into the origins of houses, tracing the development from prehistoric structures to the present day. It discusses how houses serve as a means of personal expression, cultural identity, and the evolving social and economic conditions. Providing a comprehensive look at the principles of house construction, the book also examines the influence of climate, materials, and architectural styles on the design and construction of houses. Beyond serving as mere shelter, the book sheds light on the deeper significance of houses and how they embody the values, aspirations, and dreams of those who build and inhabit them, making it an essential read for anyone interested in the history, architecture, and social significance of human dwellings.

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