
Published online:
16 March 2015
Published in print:
12 July 2012
Online ISBN:
9780191804366
Print ISBN:
9780199533787
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Regional Variation in Architectural Styles Regional Variation in Architectural Styles
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Changing House Design in the Late-Medieval and Post-Medieval Periods Changing House Design in the Late-Medieval and Post-Medieval Periods
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A Characterization of the Vernacular Architecture Across the Study Area (Table ) A Characterization of the Vernacular Architecture Across the Study Area (Table )
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The Exe/Culm confluence The Exe/Culm confluence
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The Culm Measures The Culm Measures
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The Culm, Clyst, and Tale valleys The Culm, Clyst, and Tale valleys
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The Blackdown Hills The Blackdown Hills
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The central Somerset lowlands The central Somerset lowlands
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Local Variation in Vernacular Architecture Across Devon and Somerset Local Variation in Vernacular Architecture Across Devon and Somerset
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Enclosing the open hall Enclosing the open hall
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A ‘Great Rebuilding’? A ‘Great Rebuilding’?
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The ‘Agricultural Revolution’ The ‘Agricultural Revolution’
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Discussion Discussion
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Cite
Rippon, Stephen, 'Houses in the landscape', Making Sense of an Historic Landscape (Oxford , 2012; online edn, Oxford Academic, 16 Mar. 2015), https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:osobl/9780199533787.003.0005, accessed 24 Apr. 2025.
Abstract
This chapter considers another aspect of the landscape of settlement: regional variation in vernacular architecture. The discussions cover changing house design in the late-medieval and post-medieval periods; a characterization of the vernacular architecture across the study area; and local variation in vernacular architecture across Devon and Somerset.
Keywords:
historic landscape, settlement, regional variation, vernacular architecture, landscape character, house design
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