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Publication Date
2003-11-01
Pages
156
ISBN
9780292705265
Book Title
Hacienda in Mexico
Publisher
University of Texas Press
Item Length
11.2 in
Publication Year
2003
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.8 in
Author
Ernesto H. Vallejo, Daniel Nierman
Genre
Architecture
Topic
Buildings / Public, Commercial & Industrial, Buildings / Residential, History / General
Item Weight
46 Oz
Item Width
11.3 in
Number of Pages
156 Pages

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Publisher
University of Texas Press
ISBN-10
0292705263
ISBN-13
9780292705265
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2327018

Product Key Features

Book Title
Hacienda in Mexico
Number of Pages
156 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Buildings / Public, Commercial & Industrial, Buildings / Residential, History / General
Publication Year
2003
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Architecture
Author
Ernesto H. Vallejo, Daniel Nierman
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
46 Oz
Item Length
11.2 in
Item Width
11.3 in

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Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2002-152503
Dewey Edition
21
TitleLeading
The
Reviews
"Never in our country has an architectural study of the haciendas been made; never before was there a typological study of all the spaces. Now, with the work of Nierman and Vallejo, we are able to return to the daily life of the hacienda as it was: the equipment, the carriage, the daily awakening, the humid night, and the sleeplessness." from the Foreword by Elena Poniatowska, winner of the 2001 Premio Alfaguara de Novela
Dewey Decimal
728/.6/0972
Table Of Content
Foreword by Elena Poniatowska Introduction Chapter 1. The Hacienda through Time Chapter 2. Two Forces Chapter 3. The World of the Hacienda Reflected in Its Architecture Chapter 4. The Compound Chapter 5. The Big House Chapter 6. The Chapel Chapter 7. Spaces for Production Chapter 8. Materials and Construction Methods Chapter 9. Considering Details Chapter 10. Conclusion Plans Maps: Locations of Haciendas Notes Glossary Bibliography Index
Synopsis
The Mexican hacienda was a work place, a residence, a place of leisure and of religion--in short, a closed and self-sufficient rural world in which landowners and workers engaged in agricultural and livestock production. Constructed and modified from the sixteenth until the beginning of the twentieth centuries, they are today some of Mexico's architectural treasures. The hacienda's layout and buildings, though derived from earlier Spanish forms, constitute a uniquely Mexican vernacular architecture that deserves to be widely known and celebrated. The Hacienda in Mexico is the first detailed architectural study of these rural communities. In this beautifully illustrated book, Daniel Nierman and Ernesto Vallejo present color and black-and-white photographs, site plans, building plans, and elevations to document all aspects of the hacienda--the compound, big house, chapel, spaces for production, materials and construction methods, and architectural details. In the accompanying text, they discuss each of these elements, as well as the hacienda's historical development and the ways in which its productive activities shaped its architecture. To produce this work, the authors traveled extensively in the states of Hidalgo, Tlaxcala, and San Luis Potosí, photographing and drawing haciendas, interviewing their owners and state and federal authorities, and researching in hacienda archives. This in-depth treatment of the hacienda clearly identifies the architectural elements that make it unique, while adding a new chapter to architectural history and to the history of New Spain., The Mexican hacienda was a work place, a residence, a place of leisure and of religion--in short, a closed and self-sufficient rural world in which landowners and workers engaged in agricultural and livestock production. Constructed and modified from the sixteenth until the beginning of the twentieth centuries, they are today some of Mexico's architectural treasures. The hacienda's layout and buildings, though derived from earlier Spanish forms, constitute a uniquely Mexican vernacular architecture that deserves to be widely known and celebrated. The Hacienda in Mexico is the first detailed architectural study of these rural communities. In this beautifully illustrated book, Daniel Nierman and Ernesto Vallejo present color and black-and-white photographs, site plans, building plans, and elevations to document all aspects of the hacienda--the compound, big house, chapel, spaces for production, materials and construction methods, and architectural details. In the accompanying text, they discuss each of these elements, as well as the hacienda's historical development and the ways in which its productive activities shaped its architecture. To produce this work, the authors traveled extensively in the states of Hidalgo, Tlaxcala, and San Luis Potosi, photographing and drawing haciendas, interviewing their owners and state and federal authorities, and researching in hacienda archives. This in-depth treatment of the hacienda clearly identifies the architectural elements that make it unique, while adding a new chapter to architectural history and to the history of New Spain.
LC Classification Number
NA8206.M6N5413 2003

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