Architectural heritage of the Caribbean : an A-Z of historic buildings

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword / by Richard Hodges[Professor, OBE, FSA] = ⅷ
• Preface = ⅸ
• Part One : History and Development = 1
• Climate and Geography = 1
• Before Columbus = 3
• The Boh$$i'$$o = 7
• First European Settlement = 8
• Building in Stone = 13
• Three Mchitectural Sryles Evolve = 14
• Part Two : Influences and Evolution = 18
• Spanish Colonial Mchitecture = 19
• British Building = 23
• The French Presence = 27
• The Dutch and Scandinavians = 29
• The American Influence = 33
• Asiatic Architecture = 35
• The Hut, the Case and the Chattel = 37
• African Influence = 38
• European Design = 41
• TheModular Dwelling = 43
• The Architecture of Production = 46
• Part Three : What to Look For in Caribbean Architecture = 56
• Part Four : The Islands = 72
• Anguilla = 72
• Antigua = 74
• Aruba = 83
• The Bahamas = 86
• Barbados = 102
• Barbuda = 118
• Bonaire = 119
• British Virgin Islands = 121
• Cayman Islands = 124
• Cuba = 126
• Curacao = 156
• Dominica = 166
• Dominican Republic = 173
• Grenada = 185
• Guadeloupe = 193
• Haiti = 199
• Jamaica = 210
• Martinique = 236
• Montserrat = 246
• Nevis = 248
• Puerto Rico = 253
• Saba = 265
• Saint-Barth$$e'$$l$$e'$$my = 268
• St Kitts = 270
• St Lucia = 275
• Saint-Martin = 280
• St Vincent & the Grenadines = 281
• Sint Eustatius = 286
• Sint Maarten = 289
• Tobago = 290
• Trinidad = 293
• Turks & Caicos Islands = 298
• US Virgin Islands = 300
• Part Five : Architectural Dictionary = 314
• Part Six : Conservation for the Future = 327
• Directory = 327
• Regional Organizations = 330
• Further Reading = 330
• Index = 332