Asia has a rich history of architectural forms, from the austere simplicity of Japan to the ornate Islamic shapes of Saudi Arabia; from plain peasant quarters to luxurious mansions. There is something here to please any eye.
Review of Yurts: Living in the Round
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www.newpaltz.edu An extensive list of links related to Asian vernacular architecture, and a description of several books by the author.
vernarch.com The Centre for Vernacular Architecture has been designing and executing various vernacular architectural projects in South India. Their architectural practice promotes the use of locally available materials, traditional building techniques, culturally and climatically relevant building design.
yurtinfo.org A very thorough and informative site devoted entirely to yurts, including their history, design, and how to build or buy them.
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