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The gigantic and unique earthen buildings of the Hakka people form an important typological category within traditional Chinese architecture. Circular and square fortresses built out of bricks, stones and rammed earth, along with houses are documented here through hundreds of colour photographs. Buildings are depicted from inside and out and accompanied by texts –(...)
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The gigantic and unique earthen buildings of the Hakka people form an important typological category within traditional Chinese architecture. Circular and square fortresses built out of bricks, stones and rammed earth, along with houses are documented here through hundreds of colour photographs. Buildings are depicted from inside and out and accompanied by texts –(...)
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Hakka earthen buildings in China
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The gigantic and unique earthen buildings of the Hakka people form an important typological category within traditional Chinese architecture. Circular and square fortresses built out of bricks, stones and rammed earth, along with houses are documented here through hundreds of colour photographs. Buildings are depicted from inside and out and accompanied by texts – including a section on Hakka customs and traditions. Comes packaged in a unique ‘stone' casing. Text in Chinese/English
Hakka earthen buildings in China
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Summary:
The gigantic and unique earthen buildings of the Hakka people form an important typological category within traditional Chinese architecture. Circular and square fortresses built out of bricks, stones and rammed earth, along with houses are documented here through hundreds of colour photographs. Buildings are depicted from inside and out and accompanied by texts – including a section on Hakka customs and traditions. Comes packaged in a unique ‘stone' casing. Text in Chinese/English
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October 2008, Beijing
October 2008, Beijing
Subject:
Green Architecture
Green Architecture
