Norwegian Wood
A Tradition in Building
By Jerri Holan
Published by Rizzoli, 1990
Hardcover in dust jacket, very good condition, minor wear to edges, slight scuffing to covers, previous owner name written on front endpaper, binding tight, pages clean, color and black and white photographs, black and white diagrams/illustrations, a very nice copy! 208 pages.
Hardcover in dust jacket, very good condition, minor wear to edges, slight scuffing to covers, previous owner name written on front endpaper, binding tight, pages clean, color and black and white photographs, black and white diagrams/illustrations, a very nice copy! 208 pages.
Description
The traditional buildings of Norway--its farmhouses and rural churches--represent a small but rich manifestation of the art and craft of wooden architecture. Build from the Middle Ages through the eighteenth century, many still in use today, these structures attest to the enduring and timeless appeal of a beauty that springs from a strong sensitivity to nature, superior craftsmanship, and utility. This book surveys the Norwegian tradition of building wooden houses and churches, describes surviving examples, and discusses log and stave details.
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