Experiencing American Houses: Understanding How Domestic Architecture Works (Vernacular Architecture Studies)
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Experiencing American Houses: Understanding How Domestic Architecture Works (Vernacular Architecture Studies)

by Elizabeth Collins Cromley

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Experiencing American Houses explores how domestic architecture works in everyday life. Focusing on American houses, Elizabeth Collins Cromley considers the ways homes can be understood through design, use, and experience, providing an accessible contribution to the study of vernacular architecture.

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Experiencing American Houses examines domestic architecture through the ways people encounter and understand houses.

As part of Vernacular Architecture Studies, the book focuses on American homes as examples of everyday architectural environments.

Its subject is how domestic architecture works, offering a framework for considering the relationship between houses, design, and lived experience.

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