This three-volume series, originally published in issues 46, 47, and 48 of Han Sheng Magazine, presents a comprehensive study of the vernacular architecture in the middle reaches of the Nanxi River in Zhejiang Province. This region is renowned for its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
The book explores a wide range of topics, including:
• The historical evolution of vernacular architecture in the middle reaches of the Nanxi River
• The architectural characteristics of various structures, such as residential houses, ancestral halls, and bridges
• The cultural significance and intrinsic value of these vernacular buildings
Authored by a team of esteemed architects and cultural researchers, this series is the result of extensive fieldwork, meticulous data collection, and in-depth academic research, providing a comprehensive analysis of the architectural heritage of the region.
Publisher Han Sheng Magazine
Released 1993
Pages 146, 108, 108
Size 300×216×35 mm
