House Form and Culture
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House Form and Culture

by Amos Rapoport

Architecture Anthropology
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House Form and Culture examines how residential architecture relates to the cultures that produce and inhabit it. Amos Rapoport presents an interdisciplinary perspective on houses, domestic space, and built form, making the book a useful resource for readers studying architecture, housing, and cultural influences on design.

ISBN-13 9780133956733 ASIN 0133956733 Views 131 Publisher Pearson Year 1969 Edition 1 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 150 Adult No Created March 18, 2026 Updated October 08, 2026
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House Form and Culture explores the relationship between residential architecture and the cultures in which homes are created and used.

Amos Rapoport considers how cultural perspectives can inform the study of houses, domestic spaces, and built form.

The book provides an interdisciplinary foundation for readers interested in architecture, housing, and the social meanings of the built environment.

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