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040			_aCBS _beng _cCBS
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245			_aCasa Boholana : _bvintage houses of Bohol / _cErik Akpedonu, Czarina A. Saloma
264			_aQuezon City : _bAteneo de Manila University Press, _c©2011
300			_axii, 470 p. : _bill. (some col.), maps ; _c23 cm.
440			_aCultural heritage series
500			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 455-459) and index.
505			_aThe cultural study of the Boholano built environment -- Profile of Boholano vintage houses -- Vintage houses in a changing environment -- The future of Bohol's vintage houses -- The capital region and Panglao island -- The South coast -- The West coast -- The Southwest interior -- The Central interior -- The North coast.
520			_aBohol has become nationally famous for its many well-preserved Spanish period churches. Add now another reason for visiting the island: its vintage house from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. These houses share the same gracious feathers that other Filipino houses of those periods also have. At the same time, as the reader soon discovers, they manifest subtle stylistic details that are unusual in other provinces and that mark them as being truly of Bohol. The book visits several towns in the island and narrates the history, attractions, and present condition of particular houses. The authors form a dream team: Czarina Saloma, a Boholana, has a Ph. D. in sociology while her husband, Erik Akpedonu, is a German architect specializing in heritage preservation. --Fernando N. Zialcita, Ph. D., Author of Philippine Ancestral Houses 1810-1930 For a pioneering work on the subject, Erik and Czarina's latest book project is monumental both in extent and in depth. It is hoped it would set the tone for further publications on the matter. At this time when the nation's eye is set on Bohol as an irresistable tavel destination, the book veritably supplies new insights into the culture of this province as expressed in houses and forwards the conviction that this island, beside its cone-shaped hills, white beaches, old churches and the tarsiers, offers many more treasures to explore and appreciate. -- Marianito Jose Luspo, Co-author of Sukaran: Vernacular Architecture of Two Bohol Towns.
546			_aText in English
562			_e1 copy
650			_aDwellings -- Philippines -- Bohol -- History
650			_aArchitecture, Domestic -- Philippines -- Bohol.
650			_aArchitecture, Domestic -- Philippines -- Bohol -- History.
650			_aBohol Island (Philippines) -- Description and travel.
650			_aVernacular Architecture -- Philippines -- Bohol
700			_aAkpedonu, Erik
700			_aSaloma, Czarina A.
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