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14 May 2008

Reviews Welcome to the voice of architecture in Britain. There's a growing archive of book reviews plus reports on current architecture exhibitions

'A lament for dying traditions'

'A lament for dying traditions'

An influx of polyvinyl sheets, damp-proof courses and concrete construction threatens the unique architecture of Yemen, writes Peter Davey

The Architecture of Yemen. By Salma Samar Damluji. Laurence King. 304pp. £40.00

Published:06 February 2008 14:08
Author: Peter Davey

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