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Architecture Barns:     more books (100)

An Age of Barns by Eric Sloane, 1990-06 Carriage Barns: Sources of Building Plans, Kits, Products and Services to Help You Create a New Garage, Workshop, Stable, Backyard Office, Studio or Live-In with Old-Style Charm by Donald J. Berg, 1999-12-08 The Stockton creek barn (Studies in vernacular architecture) by George B Candler, 1973 North Bay barns: Vanishing rural architecture by Judson Snyder, 1996 Ionia barn (Studies in vernacular architecture) by Karen Renick, 1975 Architecture and science associated the dairy barn at the University of Wisconsin-Madison by Holly E Smith, 2001 Tobacco barns in Nelson County: A general history of tobacco and curing barns (Architecture in Virginia) by Courtney Newcomer, 1991 The round and five-or-more equal sided barns of Wisconsin by Larry T Jost, 1982 Adaptive reuse--barns (Architecture series : Bibliography) by Mary A Vance, 1979 THE BADGER COLLECTION THE ANNUAL 1984 Barn Architecture for McDonough county, jacksonville, canton, Lewistown & Galena 20th century practical barn plans: Being a complete collection of practical, economical and common-sense plans of barns, out buildings and stock sheds by William A Radford, 1907 A cultural geographic study of barn types: In Deerfield, Massachusetts by Erica Wadman, 1982 Architecture simplified: Or, how to build a house by George W Oglivie, 1885 The brick-end barns of the Pennsylvania Dutch: A record of early American architecture by J. William Stair, 1954

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101. Sunset: Paradise Found: How An Architect Used Unwanted Land To Build His Dream H
     Full text of the article, Paradise found how an architect used unwanted land to build barns are beautiful and simple. They have an open floor plan,  
     http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1216/is_3_211/ai_107203126
     
     Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. The house began with a marriage proposal. On the pretext of scattering wildflower seeds, architect Ron Sutton brought his then girlfriend, Lisa Kincheloe, to a grassy plot of land overlooking Northern California's Petaluma River. When they reached the spot near Novato where the house now stands, he led her through the home as he imagined it. "He showed me where all the rooms would be and how it would be laid out," says Lisa. Then Ron proposed, and she accepted. Two years and two children later, the new home is a reality.

102. Heritage Of Timber Construction — Virtual Finland
     I have seen a grey barn standing on a Finnish hill, It appears that timber architecture in Finland took shape under strong influences from Sweden.  
     http://virtual.finland.fi/netcomm/news/showarticle.asp?intNWSAID=27056

103. WHMC-Columbia--Harry S. Truman Reservoir Architectural Survey, Records, 1975-197
     The images include barns, bridges, cabins, chicken coops, churches, corncribs, garages, ArchitectureDesigns and plans; ArchitectureDetails; barns  
     http://www.umsystem.edu/whmc/invent/3758.html
     
     Extractions: 4.4. linear feet Maps, site survey sheets, and photographs of vernacular architecture in Benton, Henry, Hickory and St. Clair counties. The images include barns, bridges, cabins, chicken coops, churches, corncribs, garages, granaries, houses, outhouses, post offices, root cellars, schools, sheds, silos, stores, wells, and windmills. The Harry S. Truman Reservoir Architectural Survey Records were donated to the State Historical of Missouri by an unknown donor on 24 March 1980 (SHS Accession No. 2299). An addition to the records was made on 1 May 1980 by Curtis Synhorst (SHS Accession No. 2311). The Harry S. Truman Cultural Resources Survey Project was undertaken to record the architecture in areas that were affected by the Harry S. Truman Reservoir. The area included Benton, Henry, Hickory , and St. Clair counties in southwest Missouri. Curtis Synhorst participated in the project which was headquartered in the Division of American Archaeology at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The Architectural Survey Records are organized into four sections. The maps and site survey sheets are arranged alphabetically by county name. The architectural check sheets, building plans, and contact prints are arranged alphabetically by town name. The architectural data cards and photographs are also arranged alphabetically by town name. Another section of photographs, the bulk of the collection, is arranged alphabetically by county name and then by type of building thereunder.

104. UW-ED Emeriti Prof Exhibits Barn Photos At UW-RF
     the students learned about the unique features of barn architecture and I think architecture for a topic of study in the school curriculum is very  
     http://www.uwrf.edu/news_bureau/10010410.html
     
     Extractions: The remains of decomposing structures along remote Wisconsin byways are brought back to life in an altered photo exhibition at the UW-River Falls. "Eulogy for the Barn" by UW-Eau Claire emeriti Professor Karen Grow Horan is Oct. 19 - Nov. 4 in the Harriet Barry Gallery in the Chalmer Davee Library at UW-River Falls. Horan, who recently retired after teaching art education for 26 years at UW-Eau Claire, will exhibit a series of color photographs of farmsteads in various stages of decay. The photographs are enhanced with colored pencils, focusing on texture and pattern with an emphasis on shapea focus that may have carried over from the 12 years she spent as a potter. Throughout her teaching career, Horan made conscious efforts to incorporate barns within her curriculum at UW-Eau Claire. In a class for future elementary education teachers, Horan initiated a unit about the historic preservation of Wisconsin architecture. Horan asked students to bring a personal barn or farm story to class. These stories were then shared with classmates and included in a barn journal created by each student. In addition, the students learned about the unique features of barn architecture and integrated the barn as a viable topic within other elementary school curricular areas. "Through my photography and teaching, I aspire to bring attention to the anonymous architecture of the barns that fill the Wisconsin landscape," says Horan. "All of my barns are in the process of decay and ruin. Inherent within the structures are not only family history but farming history as well."

105. Residential Architect: Barn Leader - Quiet Time: Four Vacation Spots Hush The Hu
     Full text of the article, Barn leader Quiet time four vacation spots hush the hubbub of everyday life - Harry Teague contract for vacation homes - Brief  
     http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NTE/is_6_6/ai_91140057
     
     Extractions: Academy of Marketing Science Review Accounting Historians Journal, The Accounting History AgExporter ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Barn leader - Quiet time: four vacation spots hush the hubbub of everyday life - Harry Teague contract for vacation homes - Brief Article Residential Architect July, 2002 by Meghan Drueding Nigel F. Maynard

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