Mountain Homes
Mountain Homes by Nicola Barber, published by Crabtree Publishing Company on October 31, 2007, is a 32-page exploration of the unique architecture and lifestyles found in mountainous regions. This book presents an overview of homes situated at high altitudes, showcasing the distinctive materials used in their construction, such as logs, carved rock, and mud bricks. Through detailed photography, readers can gain insight into the interiors of these homes and the often remote way of life experienced by their inhabitants.
In addition to architectural features, the book delves into the challenges faced by mountain residents, including transportation, work, and education at high altitudes. It also addresses the impact of extreme weather conditions, such as avalanches, mudslides, and earthquakes, on daily life. A world map included in the book identifies the various cities and countries discussed, providing a geographical context for the topics covered. This edition serves as an informative resource for those interested in architecture, geography, and the social sciences.
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A mountain is an area of land that is much higher than the land around it. This interesting new book looks at homes on mountains and the unique way of life in these often remote areas. Detailed photography of homes made from logs, carved rock, and mud bricks shows what each one looks like inside. Other interesting topics include the special challenges of transportation, work, and school at high altitudes, as well as how people living on mountains are affected by extreme temperatures, avalanches, mudslides, and earthquakes. A world map identifies the cities and countries featured in the book. Teacher’s guide available.
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