Traditional

Architect	Traditional Designs GreatBuildings page
Works	Appenzell Farm, at Canton Appenzell, Switzerland, farm, farmhouse. Archiplanet page Dogon Village, at Mali, Africa, 0 to 1990. Archiplanet page Ibibio Village, at Cameroon, Africa, 0 to 1990. Archiplanet page Ise Shrine, at Ise, Japan, 690 to current, 1997. * 3D Model * Archiplanet page Maasai Houses, at Kenya, Africa, 0 to 1990. Archiplanet page Ouarzazate, at Morocco, Africa, town. Archiplanet page Torii of Itsukushima, at Miyajima, Japan. * 3D Model * Archiplanet page Urner Boden, at Urner Boden, Switzerland, town. Archiplanet page Zulu Kraal, at South Africa, 0 to 1990. Archiplanet page
Biography	Traditional refers to buildings whose design is determined by a specific traditional style, rather than by any particular designer. See also Vernacular and Unknown.
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Works

North Carolina State Capitol, at Raleigh, North Carolina, 1833 to 1840. Archiplanet page GreatBuildings page
U.S. Custom House, at New York, New York, 1833 to 1842. Archiplanet page GreatBuildings page