Research Catalog

Title

The hyper-traditions of domestic space / James Davidson [and others] ; Nezar AlSayyad, series editor.

Publication

Berkeley, CA : Center for Environmental Design Research, International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, University of California at Berkeley, 2006.

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Additional Authors

• Davidson, James.
• Hou, Jeffrey.
• Karnchanaporn, Nuttinee.
• Thungsakul, Nopadon.
• AlSayyad, Nezar.
• International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments.
• University of California, Berkeley. Center for Environmental Design Research.

Description

1551-1622 pages : illustrations, maps, plans; 28 cm.

Series Statement

Traditional dwellings and settlements working paper series ; v. 197

Uniform Title

Traditional dwellings and settlements working paper series ; v. 197.

Subject

• Maya architecture > Mexico
• Maya architecture > Guatemala
• Architecture, Domestic > Mexico
• Architecture, Domestic > Guatemala
• Dwellings > Taiwan
• Architecture, Domestic > Taiwan > Designs and plans
• Architecture, Domestic > Thailand > Designs and plans
• Architecture and globalization > Thailand, Northeastern
• Vernacular architecture > Thailand, Northeastern
• Dwellings > Thailand, Northeastern

Note

• Papers presented at the IASTE conference in Bangkok, Thailand in December 2006.
• Cover title.

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

Authority in Maya domiciliary transformation: a history of hyper-traditions / James Davidson -- Hyper architecture and lost traditions? dwelling transformations on Pongso-no-Ta'u / Jeffrey Hou -- Houses where Ghosts dwell: Ghostly matters in contemporary Thai homes / Nuttinee Karnchanaporn -- Coexistence of parallel universes: a survival tradition in dwellings of Northeasern Thailand / Nopadon Thungsakul.

OCLC

• 192096885
• ocn192096885
• SCSB-9337122

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Columbia University Libraries