100 Small Houses of the Thirties (Dover Architecture)
100 Small Houses of the Thirties gathers a century of compact residential designs from a distinctive period in architectural history. This Dover Architecture edition provides a focused resource for readers interested in small homes, historical design, and the development of residential architecture during the 1930s.
About This Book
100 Small Houses of the Thirties presents a collection of small-house designs from the 1930s.
The book offers a focused look at residential architecture from this period.
Its compact-house subject makes it relevant to readers studying architectural design, historical housing, and period building ideas.
Published as part of the Dover Architecture series, it is suited to architecture enthusiasts, students, and readers exploring twentieth-century design.
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