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Hardback. Condición: New. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style.Originally developed in the 1600s to withstand harsh Massachusetts winters, the Cape Cod cottage-with its central door and chimney, flanking windows, and steeply pitched roof-is an instantly recognisable architectural form. Thanks to its simple and versatile layout, it has been adapted in countless ways by modern builders, and remains one of the most popular styles of American house. In this photo essay-printed in beautiful black and white and accompanied by an insightful introduction-William Morgan traces the entire history of the Cape Cod cottage, from its Colonial origins, to the suburban starter homes of mid-century America, to the creative interpretations of contemporary architects. The images-most of them Morgan's own-explore both the pleasingly understated exteriors and the cosy interiors of representative Cape Cod cottages.Newly reissued in a handsome hardcover edition, The Cape Cod Cottage will be the perfect gift for anyone who lives in one of these classic American homes.…

Hardback. Condición: New. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style.Originally developed in the 1600s to withstand harsh Massachusetts winters, the Cape Cod cottage-with its central door and chimney, flanking windows, and steeply pitched roof-is an instantly recognisable architectural form. Thanks to its simple and versatile layout, it has been adapted in countless ways by modern builders, and remains one of the most popular styles of American house. In this photo essay-printed in beautiful black and white and accompanied by an insightful introduction-William Morgan traces the entire history of the Cape Cod cottage, from its Colonial origins, to the suburban starter homes of mid-century America, to the creative interpretations of contemporary architects. The images-most of them Morgan's own-explore both the pleasingly understated exteriors and the cosy interiors of representative Cape Cod cottages.Newly reissued in a handsome hardcover edition, The Cape Cod Cottage will be the perfect gift for anyone who lives in one of these classic American homes.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style. Originally developed in the 1600s to withstand harsh Massachusetts winters, the Cape Cod cottage-with its central door and chimney, flanking windows, and steeply pitched roof-is an instantly recognizable architectural form. Thanks to its simple and versatile layout, it has been adapted in countless ways by modern builders, and remains one of the most popular styles of American house. In this photo essay-printed in beautiful black and white and accompanied by an insightful introduction-William Morgan traces the entire history of the Cape Cod cottage, from its Colonial origins, to the suburban starter homes of midcentury America, to the creative interpretations of contemporary architects. The images-most of them Morgan's own-explore both the pleasingly understated exteriors and the cozy interiors of representative Cape Cod cottages. Newly reissued in a handsome hardcover edition, The Cape Cod Cottage will be the perfect gift for anyone who lives in one of these classic American homes. AUTHOR: William Morgan, an architectural historian, has taught at Princeton, the University of Louisville, and Brown. He is the author of Collegiate Gothic: The Architecture of Rhodes College, American Country Churches, and Snowbound: Dwelling in Winter, among others. D. V. Scully is principal of the New Hampshire architectural firm Daniel V. Scully/Architects. SELLING POINTS: . The classic photographic study of the quintessential American house style-now reissued as a giftable hardcover . In beautiful black-and-white photos, architectural historian William Morgan traces the development of the Cape Cod cottage from Colonial times to the present. . He also provides an informative introductory text. . The Cape Cod cottage was originally developed in the 1600s to withstand hard New England winters. . It features a central door and chimney, flanking windows, and a low, steeply pitched roof. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style now reissued as a giftable hardcover. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style.Originally developed in the 1600s to withstand harsh Massachusetts winters, the Cape Cod cottage-with its central door and chimney, flanking windows, and steeply pitched roof-is an instantly recognisable architectural form. Thanks to its simple and versatile layout, it has been adapted in countless ways by modern builders, and remains one of the most popular styles of American house. In this photo essay-printed in beautiful black and white and accompanied by an insightful introduction-William Morgan traces the entire history of the Cape Cod cottage, from its Colonial origins, to the suburban starter homes of mid-century America, to the creative interpretations of contemporary architects. The images-most of them Morgan's own-explore both the pleasingly understated exteriors and the cosy interiors of representative Cape Cod cottages.Newly reissued in a handsome hardcover edition, The Cape Cod Cottage will be the perfect gift for anyone who lives in one of these classic American homes.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style. Originally developed in the 1600s to withstand harsh Massachusetts winters, the Cape Cod cottage-with its central door and chimney, flanking windows, and steeply pitched roof-is an instantly recognizable architectural form. Thanks to its simple and versatile layout, it has been adapted in countless ways by modern builders, and remains one of the most popular styles of American house. In this photo essay-printed in beautiful black and white and accompanied by an insightful introduction-William Morgan traces the entire history of the Cape Cod cottage, from its Colonial origins, to the suburban starter homes of midcentury America, to the creative interpretations of contemporary architects. The images-most of them Morgan's own-explore both the pleasingly understated exteriors and the cozy interiors of representative Cape Cod cottages. Newly reissued in a handsome hardcover edition, The Cape Cod Cottage will be the perfect gift for anyone who lives in one of these classic American homes. AUTHOR: William Morgan, an architectural historian, has taught at Princeton, the University of Louisville, and Brown. He is the author of Collegiate Gothic: The Architecture of Rhodes College, American Country Churches, and Snowbound: Dwelling in Winter, among others. D. V. Scully is principal of the New Hampshire architectural firm Daniel V. Scully/Architects. SELLING POINTS: . The classic photographic study of the quintessential American house style-now reissued as a giftable hardcover . In beautiful black-and-white photos, architectural historian William Morgan traces the development of the Cape Cod cottage from Colonial times to the present. . He also provides an informative introductory text. . The Cape Cod cottage was originally developed in the 1600s to withstand hard New England winters. . It features a central door and chimney, flanking windows, and a low, steeply pitched roof. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style now reissued as a giftable hardcover. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condición: New. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style.Originally developed in the 1600s to withstand harsh Massachusetts winters, the Cape Cod cottage-with its central door and chimney, flanking windows, and steeply pitched roof-is an instantly recognisable architectural form. Thanks to its simple and versatile layout, it has been adapted in countless ways by modern builders, and remains one of the most popular styles of American house. In this photo essay-printed in beautiful black and white and accompanied by an insightful introduction-William Morgan traces the entire history of the Cape Cod cottage, from its Colonial origins, to the suburban starter homes of mid-century America, to the creative interpretations of contemporary architects. The images-most of them Morgan's own-explore both the pleasingly understated exteriors and the cosy interiors of representative Cape Cod cottages.Newly reissued in a handsome hardcover edition, The Cape Cod Cottage will be the perfect gift for anyone who lives in one of these classic American homes.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style. Originally developed in the 1600s to withstand harsh Massachusetts winters, the Cape Cod cottage-with its central door and chimney, flanking windows, and steeply pitched roof-is an instantly recognizable architectural form. Thanks to its simple and versatile layout, it has been adapted in countless ways by modern builders, and remains one of the most popular styles of American house. In this photo essay-printed in beautiful black and white and accompanied by an insightful introduction-William Morgan traces the entire history of the Cape Cod cottage, from its Colonial origins, to the suburban starter homes of midcentury America, to the creative interpretations of contemporary architects. The images-most of them Morgan's own-explore both the pleasingly understated exteriors and the cozy interiors of representative Cape Cod cottages. Newly reissued in a handsome hardcover edition, The Cape Cod Cottage will be the perfect gift for anyone who lives in one of these classic American homes. AUTHOR: William Morgan, an architectural historian, has taught at Princeton, the University of Louisville, and Brown. He is the author of Collegiate Gothic: The Architecture of Rhodes College, American Country Churches, and Snowbound: Dwelling in Winter, among others. D. V. Scully is principal of the New Hampshire architectural firm Daniel V. Scully/Architects. SELLING POINTS: . The classic photographic study of the quintessential American house style-now reissued as a giftable hardcover . In beautiful black-and-white photos, architectural historian William Morgan traces the development of the Cape Cod cottage from Colonial times to the present. . He also provides an informative introductory text. . The Cape Cod cottage was originally developed in the 1600s to withstand hard New England winters. . It features a central door and chimney, flanking windows, and a low, steeply pitched roof. A charming photographic study of the quintessential American house style now reissued as a giftable hardcover. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…