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Information: Vernacular Architecture is 'architecture without architects'. The term vernacular has been used interchangeably with the terms folk, common, native or non-academic architecture. Definitions often refer to its localised nature, use of traditional skills,
Vernacular Architecture of the World Vernacular Architecture of the World: Great Buildings Online describes a range of buildings in regional styles, and some designed by architects in Neo-Vernacular styles. (Vernacular) http://www.greatbuildings.com/types/styles/vernacular.html
The Other Modern: The Traditional City The Other Modern: The Traditional City: An exhibition and conference that examined 20th-century traditional urbanism and architecture, the centerpiece of the third International Triennale of Architecture and Urbanism of Bologna in 2000. (Vernacular) http://www.byen.org/other.html
Vernacular Architecture of the Low Countries Vernacular Architecture of the Low Countries: A page discussing how the use of wall-ties spread from the Low Countries in the late middle ages to Northern Europe and Dutch colonies in North America, Asia and Africa. (Vernacular) http://www.caerlas.demon.co.uk/building.htm
Conference on Vernacular Architecture Conference on Vernacular Architecture: Announcements and proceedings of the annual international conference in Slovenia. (Vernacular) http://www2.arnes.si/aa/
Centre for Vernacular Architecture Studies Centre for Vernacular Architecture Studies: This international centre within Oxford Brookes University Architecture Department is headed by Paul Oliver. Includes archive and image library, and current research projects. (Vernacular) http://www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/arch/hearth/caves.html
Canadian Folklore Canadien: Vernacular Architecture Canadian Folklore Canadien: Vernacular Architecture: The articles in this special issue of the journal address a number of themes including architectural change, ethnicity and gender. (Vernacular) http://www.fl.ulaval.ca/celat/acef/172a.htm
Paul Oliver Encyclopedia of Vernacular Architecture Paul Oliver Encyclopedia of Vernacular Architecture: The world's first encyclopedia of the architecture of the people. Publication information. (Vernacular) http://www.home.worldcom.ch/~negenter/211Oliver_Vernacular.html
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Information: Vernacular Architecture is 'architecture without architects'. The term vernacular has been used interchangeably with the terms folk, common, native or non-academic architecture. Definitions often refer to its localised nature, use of traditional skills,
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