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It is the age of capitalism; the money is in building, not in architecture. ... but one thing seems certain—rumors of the death of vernacular architecture have been greatly exaggerated.

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When Chennai already has a lot of buildings from the British era, including the High Court building and Senate House, its longevity and legacy already give a green flag for vernacular architecture.

These buildings define Texas architecture ... The authors’ interest in vernacular building is illustrated by this roadside icon of 11 concrete structures modeled on American Indian shelters.

Foreword / Anthony Reid -- Gallery of building media -- Introduction / John May -- From Dutch windmills to German barns -- From Mediterranean caves to Bedouin tents ... Vernacular architecture.

But some question the feasibility of vernacular architecture in cities. Most vernacular buildings can only be a maximum of three storeys high, with 18 inch-thick walls. But given the space constraints ...

Following the success of the Sustainable Solutions series held in 2022, join RIBA Northamptonshire Society of Architects (NSA) and discover the rich architectural heritage of Northamptonshire and ...

The vernacular architecture of the seventeenth or eighteenth century tends to be simple, with complex ornament restricted to the homes of the rich and to public buildings.