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What is Houses of Puebla : the cradle of Mexican architecture about?
Puebla, perhaps the most enchanting colonial city of Mexico, was proclaimed a "heritage of humankind" by UNESCO in 1988, in view of its historical importance and architectural splendor. Puebla's houses have a rich past, blending pre-Hispanic and historical roots with early Mujedar and later 19th-century French influence into a highly distinctive style. This book brings the reader into the typical houses of Mexico's Mixteca region--into haciendas, quaint kitchens of old convents, Viceregal houses, and homes built during the reign of Porfirio Diaz. It will delight travelers, architects, and designers alike.
- Author
- Marie-Pierre Colle; photography, Ignacio Urquiza; translation from the Spanish, Maki Winkelmann
- Publisher
- New York: Vendome Press
- Published
- 1998
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780865659667
- Subjects
- Architecture, Art, Arts
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