Vernacular architecture in Macedonia- village house

The book explores 19th-century vernacular architecture in village settings, highlighting traditional construction methods and spatial organization of homes. It emphasizes the significance of local building styles within the Balkan and Mediterranean traditions. The cultural and anthropological dimensions of these spaces are examined, showcasing how architectural forms reflect life events, rituals, and celebrations, including births, weddings, and religious holidays. This connection illustrates the deep respect for dwelling and space, revealing the interplay between architecture and community life.