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How to read houses : a crash course in domestic architecture / Will Jones.
Main entry:

Jones, Will.

Title & Author:

How to read houses : a crash course in domestic architecture / Will Jones.

Publication:

New York, NY : Rizzoli, 2014.
©2013.

Description:

256 pages : illustrations (en partie en couleur), plans ; 17 cm.

Notes:
Publié à l'origine : East Sussex, UK : Ivy Press, 2013.
Comprend un index.
House types -- Materials -- Components -- House styles -- Tudor -- Renaissance -- American colonial -- Georgian -- Neoclassical -- Victorian -- Arts and crafts -- Prairie -- Modernist -- Kit houses -- Unusual approaches.
Summary:

"How to Read Houses is an insider's guide to recognising and appreciating the diversity of domestic architecture that reflects the location, the fashion and the technological savoir-faire of the age - from Tudor timber-frames to the truly unconventional. Houses are arranged by period and style, including Renaissance, Neoclassical, Arts and Crafts, Modernist and many more besides. Featured houses range from Sutton House in London to Port Sunlight in Merseyside; from St Fagans in Cardiff to Hill House in Glasgow. Compact enough to travel with you, yet comprehensive enough to provide real answers, with real examples, this handy reference guide: - provides an understanding of the architectural vocabulary along with the visual clues that identify any house style and its historical context - enhances the appreciation of visits to landmark houses and lays the foundations for an architectural exploration of your own home or area - explores the main architectural styles, as well as the materials and components of a house through beautifully rendered illustrations, photographs of classic examples and the words of a friendly expert."--Page 4 de la couverture.

ISBN:

0789327260
9780789327260

Subject:

Architecture, Domestic History.
Architecture, Domestic.
Building materials.
Interior decoration.
Architecture, Domestic Pictorial works.
Construction Materials
Interior Design and Furnishings
Architecture domestique Histoire.
Architecture domestique Dessins et plans.
Architecture domestique Ouvrages illustrés.
Construction Matériaux.
Ornements (Art)
Décoration intérieure.
building materials.
motifs.
interior design.
interior decoration.
Architecture domestique Conception et construction.

Form/genre:

Pictorial works
History

Holdings:

Location: Library main
Copy: 1
Status: On Order

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