Primitive Architecture

Vintage hardback book titled Primitive Architecture, authored by Enrico Guidoni. Published by Harry N. Abrams, New York, 1978. First edition. 287 pages.

"As part of Abrams’ History of World Architecture series, this scholarly volume provides a comprehensive exploration of how early societies crafted their built environments. Guidoni examines the structures, layouts, and symbolism of primitive architectures, emphasizing the interaction between human settlements and natural landscapes. Richly illustrated with 486 visuals, including diagrams and reconstructions, the book delves into the cultural, social, and practical functions of early habitats, offering valuable insight for architects, historians, and anthropologists interested in the roots of architectural design."