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ISBN
9780375710827
Book Title
Field Guide to American Houses (Revised) : The Definitive Guide to Identifying and Understanding America's Domestic Architecture
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Publication Year
2015
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1.6in
Author
Virginia Savage Mcalester
Genre
Architecture
Topic
Buildings / Residential, Regional, History / General
Item Width
6.7in
Item Weight
65.3 Oz
Number of Pages
880 Pages

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The fully expanded, updated, and freshly designed second edition of the most comprehensive and widely acclaimed guide to domestic architecture- in print since its original publication in 1984, and acknowledged everywhere as the unmatched, essential guide to American houses. This revised edition includes a section on neighborhoods; expanded and completely new categories of house styles with photos and descriptions of each; an appendix on "Approaches to Construction in the 20th and 21st Centuries"; an expanded bibliography; and 600 new photographs and line drawings.

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Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0375710825
ISBN-13
9780375710827
eBay Product ID (ePID)
210316057

Product Key Features

Book Title
Field Guide to American Houses (Revised) : The Definitive Guide to Identifying and Understanding America's Domestic Architecture
Author
Virginia Savage Mcalester
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Buildings / Residential, Regional, History / General
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Architecture
Number of Pages
880 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
1.6in
Item Width
6.7in
Item Weight
65.3 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Na7110
Reviews
"The most authoritative dictionary of the language spoken by the built environment . . . McAlester's book is excellent for the layperson who wants to wander about the neighborhood with a bit more authority, or perhaps for the homeowner who can't decide what kind of windows might look best. It's also useful to those of us who study preservation professionally, to bring our insistence that buildings are just as alive as plants--and just as worthy of careful, affectionate attention--into the broader cultural conversation about urban spaces. That conversation, in which the most mundane elements of building design are cast as characters in the story of a city, turns the streetscape into something greater than the brick and limestone it's made of. It's alive, noisy--and demands our close attention."  --Angela Serratore, The New York Times Magazine "Magisterial . . . The illustrated story of why our houses--great and humble and everything in between--look the way they do." --Michael Tortorello, The New York Times   "Once you've pored through Virginia McAlester's photo-packed bible of American home design, you'll be able to identify the saltboxes, Dutch colonials, and brownstones lining your own street, and you'll understand the historical significance of each one." --Tina Jordan, Entertainment Weekly   "The go-to resource for architecture spotters." --Peter Terzian, Elle Décor   "Chronicles the past 400 years of American styles, from wigwam to mobile to modern." --Alexandra Wolfe, The Wall Street Journal   "A classic." --Pilar Viladas, House Beautiful   "Encyclopedic . . . For lovers of historic homes, this is a rich trove of not just details, but reasons for them." --Susan Clotfelter, The Denver Post   "880 pages of scholarly wonder." -- D Magazine   "The definitive guide to American housing styles." --Jim Weiker, The Columbus Dispatch   "Outstanding . . . Expanded and completely revised . . . Both scholars and average readers will find much to enjoy in this volume." --Rebecca Vnuk, Booklist (starred review), "The most authoritative dictionary of the language spoken by the built environment . . . McAlester's book is excellent for the layperson who wants to wander about the neighborhood with a bit more authority, or perhaps for the homeowner who can't decide what kind of windows might look best. It's also useful to those of us who study preservation professionally, to bring our insistence that buildings are just as alive as plants--and just as worthy of careful, affectionate attention--into the broader cultural conversation about urban spaces. That conversation, in which the most mundane elements of building design are cast as characters in the story of a city, turns the streetscape into something greater than the brick and limestone it's made of. It's alive, noisy--and demands our close attention."  --Angela Serratore, The New York Times Magazine "Magisterial . . . The illustrated story of why our houses--great and humble and everything in between--look the way they do." --Michael Tortorello, The New York Times   "Once you've pored through Virginia McAlester's photo-packed bible of American home design, you'll be able to identify the saltboxes, Dutch colonials, and brownstones lining your own street, and you'll understand the historical significance of each one." --Tina Jordan, Entertainment Weekly   "The go-to resource for architecture spotters." --Peter Terzian, Elle Dcor   "Chronicles the past 400 years of American styles, from wigwam to mobile to modern." --Alexandra Wolfe, The Wall Street Journal   "A classic." --Pilar Viladas, House Beautiful   "Encyclopedic . . . For lovers of historic homes, this is a rich trove of not just details, but reasons for them." --Susan Clotfelter, The Denver Post   "880 pages of scholarly wonder." -- D Magazine   "The definitive guide to American housing styles." --Jim Weiker, The Columbus Dispatch   "Outstanding . . . Expanded and completely revised . . . Both scholars and average readers will find much to enjoy in this volume." --Rebecca Vnuk, Booklist (starred review), "Magisterial . . . The illustrated story of why our houses--great and humble and everything in between--look the way they do." --Michael Tortorello, The New York Times   "Once you've pored through Virginia McAlester's photo-packed bible of American home design, you'll be able to identify the saltboxes, Dutch colonials, and brownstones lining your own street, and you'll understand the historical significance of each one." --Tina Jordan, Entertainment Weekly   "The go-to resource for architecture spotters." --Peter Terzian, Elle Décor   "Chronicles the past 400 years of American styles, from wigwam to mobile to modern." --Alexandra Wolfe, The Wall Street Journal   "A classic." --Pilar Viladas, House Beautiful   "Encyclopedic . . . For lovers of historic homes, this is a rich trove of not just details, but reasons for them." --Susan Clotfelter, The Denver Post   "880 pages of scholarly wonder." -- D Magazine   "The definitive guide to American housing styles." --Jim Weiker, The Columbus Dispatch   "Outstanding . . . Expanded and completely revised . . . Both scholars and average readers will find much to enjoy in this volume." --Rebecca Vnuk, Booklist (starred review) From the Hardcover edition.
Table of Content
How to Use This Book Preface Pictorial Key and Glossary LOOKING AT AMERICAN HOUSES Style: The Fashions of American Houses Form: The Shapes of American Houses Structure: The Anatomy of American Houses Neighborhoods: The Groupings of American Houses FOLK HOUSES Native American Pre-Railroad National Manufactured COLONIAL HOUSES (1600-1820) Postmedieval English Dutch Colonial French Colonial Spanish Colonial Georgian Federal Early Classical Revival ROMANTIC HOUSES (1820-1880) Greek Revival Gothic Revival Italianate Exotic Revivals Octagon VICTORIAN HOUSES (1860-1900) Second Empire Stick Queen Anne Shingle Richardsonian Romanesque Folk Victorian ECLECTIC HOUSES (1880-1940) English and Anglo-American Period Houses Colonial Revival Neoclassical Tudor French Period Houses Chateauesque Beaux Arts French Eclectic Mediterranean and Spanish Period Houses Italian Renaissance Mission Spanish Revival Monterey Pueblo Revival MODERN HOUSES (1900-present) Early Modern Prairie Craftsman Modernistic Bankers Modern Minimal Traditional Ranch Split-Level Mainstream Modern International Contemporary Shed Other 20th-Century Modern 21st-Century Modern STYLED HOUSES SINCE 1935 Mansard Styled Ranch Millennium Mansion New Traditional American Vernacular APPENDIX Approaches to Construction in the 20th and 21st Centuries Notes For Further Reference Acknowledgments About the Illustrations Photo Credits Index
Copyright Date
2015
Dewey Decimal
728.370973
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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  • Enjoyable if interested in Historical Homes

    Good book if one is interested in architecture or looking for information on a specific style of home. I enjoyed looking and learning about different designs and names give to each type of home. The photos are all black and white, but there are an amazing number of them!

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  • Greatest home architecture book ever.

    Greatest book on home architect in the USA. Drawings and pictures are very good to discern the difference between homes.

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  • Best guide to American houses

    I had the original printing and it was fantastic. Wore the book out! Simple, concise drawings that tell you everything you might want to know about house styles in America. Side by side comparison pictures and drawings of houses and elements of houses from roof lines to window shapes and doors and elevations. Excellent guide to houses. You will know the difference between Queen Anne style to 2nd Empire to Cape Cod and everything in between. Highly recommend!

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