Author(s): Ashley Bigham
Problematizing rural architecture has been easy.Theorizing rural architecture has been harder.Beyond Kenneth Frampton’s reading of regionalism,is there another way to analyze rural architecture,mine it for new aesthetic aspirations, and proposeradical alternatives?
Volume Editors
Urs Peter Flueckiger & Victoria McReynolds
ISBN
978-1-944214-16-6
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