Stone in Traditional Architecture

David Campbell, 2010

Overview

This book provides a comprehensive survey of traditional stone architecture found across various nations. Over 350 vibrant color photographs showcase a wide array of structures, from humble stone dwellings and functional farm buildings to grand town halls and soaring cathedrals. The detailed text delves into the historical context, diverse styles, and intricate techniques employed in the crafts of stone cutting and masonry.

Who it's for

• Builders and architects interested in historical techniques.
• Art historians and students of architectural styles.
• Enthusiasts of stone structures and traditional craftsmanship.

Key features

• Hardcover binding.
• 176 pages.
• Published in 2010.
• English language.
• ISBN: 9780764336140.
• Publisher: Schiffer Books.