Vernacular architecture is architecture that is built for utility and not fashion. It is typically constructed without the help of a formal architect. The exact definition of vernacular architecture can vary, but it is generally considered to be traditional architecture constructed with materials available in the area where the structures are built. Vernacular architecture may refer to ancient building methods, but it is not necessarily just for old buildings or those made with old methods.... więcej

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