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Friday, August 14, 2020

RE-READING HANDMADE HOUSES ~

A book I refer to a great deal.

It works nicely and updates and

compliments many of the earlier classic books

on the woodbutcher's building trade.

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

A fine combination of homes and locations situated by architects, or definitely wanting nothing to do with the influence of an architect. Full color and full crafted. Not quite as wood-edged and maverick as Lloyd Kahn's tall, glossy masterwork volumes (ie., Tiny Homes; Home Work etc.) but on the same tool belt.

Cabin of Howard Waite, built with Rufus Blunk, from Handmade Homes, 1973

photo: Nancy Waite

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-olsen/most-beautiful-handmade-h_b_1464514.html

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John Bradley's "And Thereby Everything"

L O N G H O U S E is very proud to announce a new book by John Bradley in their on going series of S C O U T book publications — other titles from the series have been by Kent Johnson, Janine Pommy Vega, James Koller, Bob Arnold and Lorine Niedecker with more in the works. An opening salvo at the front of the book by Patrick Lawler should provide ample cover for what the reader should come to expect. And Thereby Everything John Bradley Longhouse 2015 First edition only issued in softcover 208 pages, perfect bound illustrated throughout by Bob Arnold with 150 photographs