Table of Contents

Introduction

Part 1: View on the Vernacular

·        Housing: The British View

·        What is Contemporary Vernacular Design?

·        Contemporary Vernacular Design Qualities

Part 2: UK Case Studies

·        Plockton, Scottish Highlands

·        Derwenthorpe, York

·        New Islington, Manchester

·        Burnham Overy Staithe, Norfolk

·        Fulmodeston and Barney, Norfolk

·        Clay Fields, Elmswell, Suffolk

·        The Triangle, Swindon

·        Great House Farm, St Fagans, Wales

·        Courtyard Housing, Barking, London

·        Osprey Quay, Portland

Part 3: European Case Studies

·        Vetlanda, Sweden

·        Biesland, Holland

·        Eden Bio, Paris

·        Vorarlberg, Austria

Part 4: ROW Case Studies

•      Santiago, Chile

•      Centro Lak’a Uta, Bolivia

•      New generation cave dwellings, Yan’an, China (or Zaoyuan village, Yan’an, China)

•      Four Horizons House and Lodges, Australia

•                    Lihir Island, Papua New Guinea

Part 5: Co-housing

·        Sieben Linden, Germany

·        Springhill Co-Housing, Stroud

·        LILAC, Leeds

·        Lancaster Co-Housing, Halton

·        Ashley Vale, Bristol

·        Copper Lane, London

About the Author

Clare Nash is a chartered architect, founder of Clare Nash Architecture and lecturer of architectural technology at Oxford Brookes University. Her design focus takes inspiration from the vernacular, which she has studied to masters level within both the UK and abroad.