House: The New York Times Bestseller About Homebuilding, Craftsmanship, and the American Dream
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House: The New York Times Bestseller About Homebuilding, Craftsmanship, and the American Dream

by Tracy Kidder

Nonfiction Architecture
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'House' by Tracy Kidder chronicles the journey of constructing a family home, from initial designs to completion. It examines the interactions among the team of professionals and the homeowner, emphasizing the skill and dedication required in the building process. A compelling narrative on the art of homebuilding.

About This Book

Tracy Kidder's 'House' explores the process of building a new home, drawing from real-life experiences to highlight the intricacies involved.

The book delves into the roles of architects, builders, and homeowners, showcasing how each contributes to the final structure.

Through detailed observations, Kidder illustrates the blend of creativity and practicality in residential construction.

This work provides insight into the everyday decisions that shape our living spaces.

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