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Shelter

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Bolinas, California: Shelter Publications, 1973. 176 pp. A third or later printing of the 1973 edition. A light sun shadow on back wrap (or a production fault?), else an excellent exemplar. A travelling survey, with scads of photos, of human architectural techonologies. Contents: Caves, Huts, and Tents: Shelter, Caves, Huts, Dogon, Masai, Ethiopia, Kabre, Iron Age Huts, Tin and Thatch in Togo, Tents, Tuareg, Bedouin, North Africa, Tekna, Yurts; ¤ Native Americans: Black Elk, Tipis, Pomo, Mandan, Miwok, Navajo, Hopi, Wichita, Pima, Coyote and Silver Fox; ¤ European Timber: Early Timber, English Cottage Frame, Yugoslavia, Eastern Europe, Norway, Kizhi, Russia; ¤ The New World: Abobe, Baled Straw, Soddies, Studs; ¤ Barns: Great Timber Barns, North American Barns; ¤ Building: Building, Shed, Gable, Hip, Adobe, Hexagon, Barn, Floors and footings, Concrete Floors, Windows and Doors, Roofing and Skylights, Tools and tips, Japanese homes, Residence Renaissance, Dr.… Read More
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