American renaissance; a review of domestic architecture
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The book offers an impartial outline history of American domestic architecture, tracing developments from colonial dwellings through nineteenth-century movements to early modern trends. It surveys stylistic influences and epochs, assesses effects of commercialism and fashion, and considers ethics, adaptation, and the nature of architectural style. Illustrated analyses and case studies accompany commentary on recurring motifs, technical innovations, and failures of revivalist excess, concluding with reflections on practical and aesthetic lessons for contemporary house design.
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