The beginning of the Chinese Vernacular Architecture Blog

Posted by Wencheng Yan on May 28th, 2007

Although this blog is still a work in progress, I wanted to make it public so that I can leverage the community of architectural historians on the web to help me build the best site possible. This site will focus on the developing field of Chinese vernacular architectural history and will hopefully function as both a place of insight, questions and reference for anyone - novice and professional historian alike - that is interested in recording, analyzing and preserving China’s rich architectural history.

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