Philippine Ancestral Houses, (1810-1930) Fernando N. Zialcita & Martin I. Tinio ; photographs by Neal M. Oshima; drawings by Manuel D. Baldemor ; introduction by Rodrigo D. Perez
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TextPublication details: Quezon City : GCF Books, 1980Description: 263 pages : illustrations ; 31 cmSubject(s): DWELLINGS -- PHILIPPINES | PHILIPPINES -- HISTORIC HOUSES, ETCLOC classification: NA 7123 .Z53 1980
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Introduction -- It all started with the bahay kubo -- A growing environmental awareness -- The hard task of the old house builder -- Emergence of the all-weather house -- A litany of rooms and their functions -- When houses were status symbols -- The geometric style turns floral (1810-1930) -- A comparison of regional styles -- Why "Antillan"? -- The stone house joins the revolution -- Addendum: A seventeeth-century house -- Bibliography -- About the authors -- Credits -- Acknowledgements
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LRC - Architecture | National University - Manila | Architecture | Filipiniana | FIL NA 7123 .Z53 1980 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000010236 |
Introduction -- It all started with the bahay kubo -- A growing environmental awareness -- The hard task of the old house builder -- Emergence of the all-weather house -- A litany of rooms and their functions -- When houses were status symbols -- The geometric style turns floral (1810-1930) -- A comparison of regional styles -- Why "Antillan"? -- The stone house joins the revolution -- Addendum: A seventeeth-century house -- Bibliography -- About the authors -- Credits -- Acknowledgements
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