Lavoirs washhouses of rural France
No building better embodies the ineffable qualities of rural France than the lavoir, the communal washhouse that, until a few decades ago, was the central gathering place for women in many small villages across the French countryside - as much a part of communal life as the market. These open-air la...
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Main Author: | Roddier, Mireille 1971- (Author) |
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Language: | English |
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New York
Princeton Architectural
2003
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