THE HEARTH OF THE ENGLISH COTTAGE, THE COURTYARD OF THE VILLA, THE FRENCH WINDOW, THE PAINTED CLAPBOARD OF NEW ENGLAND, HAVE BECOME LIKE WORDS IN A LANGUAGE - SYMBOLS OF PAST ATTITUDES AND WAYS OF LIFE THAT STAND FOR COMFORT OR GRACE OR SECURITY. [...] The evaluation of housing as a process occurring within an ecological system illuminates the interrelatedness between the individual or family unit, the natural or man- made environment, the social organization, and the level of technology available at any point in time." (Stewart, 1979, p. 493) Some architects would have us cease using the styles of the past. [...] To what extend do you agree or disagree with the following statement?: "If we can realize that all the styles of the past were direct solutions to the problems and needs of the past, we will realize that the styles of today must come from solving our own problems and fulfilling our own needs rather than by mimicking the past." (Gottlieb, 1965, p.21) 14 Can you find some examples of the following? [...] The first houses of this style were built on the East Coast of North America in the 1700's. [...] The style became popular in the suburbs of the 1930's as a variation of the basic stucco bungalow.
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- Bibliography: p. 201-204
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- Dewey Decimal Classification Number
- 728/.09711
- Dewey Decimal Edition Number
- 19
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Table of Contents
- CONTENTS 5
- INTRODUCTION: The house as a symbol 13
- HOUSE STYLES 29
- HAIDA 30
- LOG CABIN 34
- Pioneer Tent 38
- Ontario Cottage 42
- Carpenter Bothic 45
- Company Cottage 49
- CLASSIC BOX 53
- MANSARD OR SECOND EMPIRE 56
- ITALIANATE OR BRACKETED VILLA 60
- QUEEN ANNE 63
- Victorian & Edwardian Eclectic 67
- SHINGLE 70
- Stick 73
- Craftsman 77
- California Bungalow 81
- Eastern Cottage or 11/2 storey 85
- Colonial, Federal, or Early American 89
- Cape Cod, Cape Ann or Saltbox 93
- Romanesque Castellated or Embattled 97
- Chateau 101
- French Provincial 105
- French Farm House or Normandy 109
- Tudor.half.timbered, Jacobethan 113
- COTSWOLD ANNE HATHAWAY OR HANSEL & GRETEL COTTAGE 119
- Western Bothic or English Builder 123
- Smiss Chalet or Alpine 127
- Spanish, Mission or Mediterranean 131
- DUTCH COLONIAL 135
- SOUTHERN COLONIAL OR CLASSIC Revival 139
- Georgian 143
- Regency 147
- Art-Deco 151
- PRAIRIE or WRIGHTIAN 155
- WORLD WAR 2 BUNGALOW 159
- POST-WAR TRACT 163
- SPLIT LEVEL 167
- Ranch or Rancher 171
- 'A' Frame 175
- Japanese or Oriental 179
- Brutalism or Miesian 183
- Northwest Regional 187
- 1970'S BUILDER 191
- Mobile or Trailer 195
- HOUSEBOAT 199
- SOLAR 203
- PLAY THE DATING GAME. 207
- REFERENCES 213
- GLOSSARY 217
- B 218
- C 219
- D 220
- E 220
- F 220
- G 221
- H 221
- I 221
- J 222
- L 222
- M 222
- P 222
- Q 223
- S 223
- T 224
- V 224
- W 225
