Building the Japanese House Today

Building the Japanese House Today

Editorial Reviews Fine Homebuilding "Len Brackett is a remarkable timber framer, whose Japanese-style buildings are literally works of art." Timber Framing Magazine An account raisonné of the adaptation of the Japanese timber frame style in California...beautiful building...pictures are superb." Building the Japanese House Today

Building the Japanese House Today,Peggy Landers Rao,Len Brackett,Aya Brackett,"Harry N. Abrams, Inc.",0810959313,21st century,Architecture,Architecture, Domestic,Architecture, Japanese,Design & Construction,Do-It-Yourself,Domestic,Home Improvement / Construction,House & Home,Japanese influences,Residential Buildings Architecture,United States,Architecture / Domestic,Architecture / General

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