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Meanings of vernacular architecture in English
Russian
народная архитектура Portuguese
arquitectura vernacular Spanish
arquitectura vernacular Catalan
arquitectura popular 
Category of architecture based on local needs, construction materials and reflecting local traditions.
Related terms
Methods of construction which use locally available resources to address local needs.
Synonyms
Examples for "traditional architecture"
Examples for "traditional architecture"
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Brass detailing nods to the traditional architecture of The Westin.
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This is traditional architecture, taken to the limits.
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Of Stirling, he says: He was interested in traditional architecture, but would never dare to call it such.
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Most everyone has some sense of Japan, from images of Tokyo and Mount Fuji, to traditional architecture and gardens.
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These properties span the globe, and most hit a trifecta of traditional architecture, modern design and a breathtaking location.
Usage of vernacular architecture in English
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About honest, vernacular architecture, and livable communities, and local materials?
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He captures -with elegance and quietude -the vernacular architecture of peri-urban Manila.
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In his case it is built heritage, including the craft and conservation of vernacular architecture.
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Is this vernacular architecture of the homeless or is the the stage for another of Ballen's constructed unrealities?
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Because of its unique vernacular architecture and its iconic mosque, it was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1988.
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It may be that the bland building design made the place desirable: drawing Edmonton would be similar to drawing Japan's own postwar vernacular architecture.
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Traditional Saxon buildings are a type of vernacular architecture, made from local materials and designed to fit the needs and functions of a people.
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Translations for vernacular architecture
Russian