The Singapore house and residential life, 1819-1939
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The Singapore house and residential life, 1819-1939
Oxford University Press, 1990
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Bibliography: p. 274-276
Includes index
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内容説明
This book is a lavishly illustrated study of the prewar Singapore detached house, including the bungalow, from the time of the first settlement to World War II. Edwards analyzes the house architecturally, in terms of the way domestic life affected its design, and in the context of the life and character of the suburban setting of which it formed an important part.
目次
- Part I: Developments: Origins
- Architectural influences
- The first settlement
- Classicism
- The plantation villas
- Part II: The suburb: Early suburbanization 1880-1900
- Progress and consolidation 1900-1920
- End of an era 1920-1939
- Recreation in the suburbs 1800s
- Social life in the suburbs 1900s
- Part III: Domestic life and the interior: Social and cultural changes
- The plan
- From the street to the house
- Reception
- Entertaining
- Family activities
- Servants
- The kitchen
- Part IV: Style and form: Materials and methods
- Professionalism and classicism
- Eclecticism
- Romanticism
- The vernacular bungalow
- Toward modernism.
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