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CONTRIBUTIONS
Vernacular Architecture
The vernacular architecture of France
The CERAV and
the studies on the dry stone architecture of France: an assessment of a decade of
research and publication (1977-1987)
The vernacular architecture of Périgord and higher Quercy
The vernacular architecture of Gascony and
Aquitaine
The vernacular architecture of Bearn and Bigorre
The vernacular architecture of the Centre Region
A new
myth: ancestral architecture
Dry Stone Architecture
Dry stone
"cabanes": a definition
The
vault of corbelled and outward-inclining dry stones: a definition
Dry stone huts and private photographs of the first half of the twentieth century
Dating dry stone huts from dates inscribed in stone
Is dry stonework
earthquake-resistant?
Vaulting, facing
and infilling as components of corbelled construction
In Uzège,
are ogive-shaped huts earlier in date than pyramid-shaped huts?
The tools of dry stone builders in the Ardèche and Ariège departments
(France), in the Catalan and Valencian countries (Spain)
The new myths of dry stone walling (source :
http://pierreseche.chez-alice.fr)
The
cleitean of the St. Kilda archipelago in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland
The caprili of the island of Elba
Agricultural tholoi of Magnesia (Greece)
The
tazotas and toufris of the hinterland of El-Jadida, Morocco
The dry
stone huts of Cassagnes, Pyrénées-Orientales
Folk Traditions
The balancing
well in France:
1 - The sweep for drawing water: an overview;
2 - The balancing well through postcards.
MONOGRAPHS
Sheep shelter at a place known as Rains, at Joncy, Saône-et-Loire
Les
Cabanes, or Les Savournins Bas - alias "Le Village des Bories" -
at Gordes, Vaucluse
Dry stone huts or tsabones at the place
known as Le Crousas in Vals-près-le-Puy, Haute-Loire
The "Cabanes du Breuil"
at Saint-André-d'Allas, Dordogne
The upper-floor dwelling of the Savournins hamlet or "Village des Bories"
at Gordes, Vaucluse
Turf-covered stone hut at Prats-de-Mollo, Pyrénées-Orientales
Complex of stone huts (tholoi) in the
Velanidia Mountains, Magnesia, central Greece
NEWS
Quebec builds its first dry stone cabanon!
REVIEWS
Vernacular Architecture
Borut Juvanec, Kozolec
(Structures used for drying hay in Slovenia)
Dry stone Architecture
Michel Rouvière,
How to restore terrace-supporting walls
Prof. Borut Juvanec, Dry Stone Story
Prof. Borut Juvanec, Cabanes en France (an
exhibition catalogue)
Michel Rouvière,
The importance of dry stone construction in the aesthetic appeal of Ardéchois
landscapes
Michel Rouvière, Wine cellars and vaults
Prof. Borut Juvanec, Joya in piedra / Jewel in stone
QUESTIONS &ANSWERS
Coping of horizontal slabs
Main settlements of the Fontbouisse culture group
The nawamis of Sinaï (1)
The nawamis of Sinaï (2) |
