The Wooden Architecture of Northern Europe Dian Evans

The Wooden Architecture of Northern Europe Dian EvansThis book explores the wealth of wooden architecture that is to be found in Northern Europe, in particular, the Fennoscandian Peninsula. This distinct region, which includes Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Russian Republic of Karelia, was dominated by coniferous forest and remained until well into the 20th century a largely rural society. Wood was seen as a living material one that was permeated with myth and folklore while the forest itself formed

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