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1 F. BUILDING MATERIALS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION F1. GENERAL Bibliography: Clifton-Taylor, 1962 (rev. edn 1972); Mainstone, 1975 Periodicals: Construction History (1985 ) Arschavir, A False fronts in minor domestic architecture, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 4, Atkinson, T.D Local Style in English Architecture Banham, R The Architecture of the Well-Tempered Environment Brunskill, R.W Distribution of building materials and some plan types in the domestic vernacular architecture of England and Wales, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 23, Burgess, R.A., Horrobin, P.J., McKee, N., and Simpson, J.W Developments in Modern Building Charlton, T.M Innovation in Structural Theory in the Nineteenth Century, Construction History 3, Chatham, J.H. n.d. Going to Pot: The Story of the Great British Chimney Clifton-Taylor, A. 1962, rev. edn 1972 The Pattern of English Building Cooney, E.W Innovation in the post-war British Building Industry: a historical view, Construction History 1, 52 9 Cooney, E.W Innovation and Contracts in the Postwar British Building Industry, Construction History 3, Davison, K Sources for the construction history of the Second World War, Construction History 2, 76 9 Diestelkamp, E Building Technology and Architecture , Late Georgian Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), Dunkeld, M Approaches to Construction History, Construction History 3, 3 15 Fitchen, J The Construction of Gothic Cathedrals: a study of medieval vault erection Materials & Methods 1

2 Houldsworth, H.K Changing practices in labour relations: the Society of Master Carpenters, London , Construction History 2, Hudson, K Building Materials Innocent, C.F. 1916, reprinted 1971, 1999 The Development of English Building Construction (with introduction and bibliography by Sir R. de Zouch Hall) James, S., Marshall, A., and Millett, M An early medieval building tradition, Archaeological Journal 141, Joedicke, J Shell Architecture Knoop, D., and Jones, G.P The Medieval Mason McCheng, W.A The matter of metaphor: literary myths of construction, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 40 (December), Mainstone, R Developments in Structural Form National Council of Building Material Producers 1991 The BMP Guide to Construction Penoyre, J. and J Houses in the landscape: a regional study of vernacular building styles in England and Wales Salzman, L.F. 1952, rev. edn 1967 Building in England down to 1540 Stapleton, D.H The History of Civil Engineering since 1600, an annotated bibliography Yeomans, D.T Managing Eighteenth-Century Building, Construction History 4, 3 20 F2. STONE Arkell, W.J Oxford Stone Clifton-Taylor, A., and Ireson, A.S English Stone Building Firman, R.J A geological approach to the history of English Alabaster, Mercian Geologist 9 (March), Hart, S Flint Architecture in East Anglia Howe, J.A. 1910, reissued 2001 The Geology of Building Stones Hudson, K The Fashionable Stone Jones, S Stone houses in the vernacular tradition in South 2 Materials & Methods

3 Yorkshire, Archaeological Journal 137, Materials & Methods 3

4 Jope, E.M The Saxon building stone industry in southern and midland England, Med. Arch. 8, Knoop, D., and Jones, G.P The Medieval Mason Leach, R. 2nd edn 1978 An Investigation into the Use of Purbeck Marble in Medieval England Muir, R The Stones of Britain Parsons, D., ed Stone: Quarrying and Building in England AD Purcell, D Cambridge Stone Shelby, L.R Medieval masons templates, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 30 (June), 140 Tatton-Brown, T The use of Quarr stone in London and East Kent, Med. Arch. 20, Taylor, R Revealing masons mystery, Architects Journal 192 (26 September), (the cantilevered stone staircase) Trotter, W.R Galleting, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 33, Tyson, B Identifying and clarifying masons marks, Vernacular Architecture. 25, 4 15 Wilson, E Swedish limestone paving in 17th- and 18th-century English buildings, Post. Med. 17, Young, J Alabaster F3. TIMBER Alcock, N.W Cruck Construction, an introduction and catalogue, Council for British Archaeology. Research Report 42 Brunskill, R.W Timber Building in Britain Charles, F.W.B Medieval Cruck Building and Its Derivatives, Soc. for Medieval Archaeology Monograph, series 2 Charles, F.W.B Post-construction and the rafter roof, Vernacular Architecture. 12, 3 19 Charles, F.W.B Frame Wnish, Architects Journal 193 (13 March), 32 5 Colman, S Base-cruck usages in Suffolk, Vernacular Architecture. 21, Materials & Methods

5 Cordingley, F British historical roof types and their members: a classification, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 9, Crossley, F Timber Building in England from Early Times to the End of the Seventeenth Century Currie, C.R.J Archaic timber roofs in parish churches, Council for British Archaeology. Bulletin, 25, Drury, P C18 timber construction 5: Joinery, Architects Journal 194 (14 August), Fletcher, J.M., and Spokes, P.S The origin and development of crown post roofs, Med. Arch. 8, Fletcher, J.M The bishop of Winchester s medieval manor house at Harwell, Berkshire, and its relevance in the evolution of timber framed aisled halls, Archaeological Journal 136, Fletcher, J.M., Bridge, M., and Hillam, J Tree ring dates for buildings with oak timber construction, Vernacular Architecture. 12, Fletcher, J.M Straight timber, curved beams and cruck trusses, Vernacular Architecture. 14, 62 4 Gasparini, D.A., and Provost, C Early Nineteenth Century Developments in Truss Design in Britain, France and the United States, Construction History 5, Gee, E.A The chronology of crucks, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 22, 9 27 Gradidge, R Stylish in its Return, Country Life 185 (10 October), (half timbering) Harris, R Discovering Timber-Framed Buildings Harris, R The grammar of carpentry, Vernacular Architecture. 20, 1 8 Harris, R Jetties, Vernacular Architecture. 21, 33 6 Hewett, C.A The Development of Carpentry : an Essex study Hewett, C.A The notched lap-joint in England, Vernacular Architecture. 4, Hewett, C.A English Cathedral Carpentry Hewett, C.A Aisled timber halls and related buildings, chiefly in Essex, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 21, Hewett, C.A Scarf jointing during the later 13th and 14th centuries and a reappraisal of the origin of the spurred tenon, Archaeological Journal 134, Materials & Methods 5

6 Hewett, C.A English Historic Carpentry Hewett, C.A English Cathedral and Monastic Carpentry Hewett, C.A Evidence for an Intermediate Stage between Earth-fast and Still-mounted Posts, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 33, Huggins, P.J Anglo-Saxon timber building measurements: recent results, Med. Arch. 35, 6 28 Johnson, B.H Not mansard or gambrel, Vernacular Architecture. 22, 24 6 Laxton, R.R., and Litton, C.D Construction of a Kent Master Dendrochronological Sequence for Sequence for Oak, a.d to 1540, Med. Arch. 33, 90 8 Louw, H.J Demarcation Disputes between English Carpenters and Joiners from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century, Construction History 5, 3 20 Milne, D Timber Building Techniques in London c Munby, J., Sparks, M., and Tatton-Brown, T Crown-post and king-strut roofs in south-east England, Med. Arch. 27, Peters, J.E.C Post-medieval roof trusses in some Staffordshire farm buildings, Vernacular Architecture. 19, Sandall, K Aisled halls in England and Wales, Vernacular Architecture. 17, Smith, J.T Medieval roofs, a classification, Archaeological Journal 115, Smith, J.T Cruck construction: a survey of the problems, Med. Arch. 8, Smith, J.T Timber-framed building in England, its development and regional differences, Archaeological Journal 122, Smith, J.T The reliability of typological dating of medieval English roofs, Scientific Methods in Medieval Archaeology, ed. R. Berger, Smith, J.T The early development of timber buildings: the passing brace and reversed assembly, Archaeological Journal 131, Smith, J.T Cruck distribution, an interpretation of some recent maps, Vernacular Architecture. 6, 3 17 Stenning, D.F. and Andrews, D.D., eds 1998 Regional Variations in Timber-Framed Buildings in England and Wales down to 1550 Warren, J Materials & Methods

7 Wealden buildings: studies in the timber-framed tradition of building in Kent, Sussex and Surrey Warren, J Greater and Lesser Gothic Roofs: a study of the crown-post roof and its antecedents, Vernacular Architecture. 23 Williams, E.H.D Jointed crucks, Vernacular Architecture. 8, Yeomans, D.T Early carpenters manuals , Construction History 2, Yeomans, D.T 1991 C18 timber construction: Trade and materials, Architects Journal 194 (10 July), 51 6; Floor structures (17 July), 18 37; Roof structures (24, 31 July), 45 50; walls and partitions (7 August), 43 6; Stair building (21, 28 August), 43 7 Yeomans, D.T 1992 The Architect and the Carpenter (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Yeomans, David 1992 The Trussed Roof: its history and development Yeomans, D.T The Development of Timber as a Structural Material (Studies in the History of Civil Engineering, 8) F4. BRICK AND TILE Brunskill, R.W., and Clifton-Taylor, A English Brickwork Brunskill, R Brick Building in Britain Exwood, E Mathematical tiles, Vernacular Architecture. 12, Hare, J.N The growth of the roof-tile industry in later medieval Wessex, Med. Arch. 35, Lloyd, N. 2nd edn 1934 A History of English Brickwork, from medieval times to the end of the Georgian period Lucas, R Studwork, early brick and clay-brick chimneys in Norfolk and Suffolk, Architectural Review 24, Olley, J., and Wilson, C The Natural History Museum: the use of terracotta, Architects Journal 181 (27 March), Smith, J.A Decorating a Revival, Country Life 184 (1 November), 94 6 (C19 terracotta) Smith, T.P Materials & Methods 7

8 Refacing with brick tiles, Vernacular Architecture. 10, 33 6 Smith, T.P Brick-tiles (mathematical tiles) in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century England, Journal of the British Archaeological Association 138, Stratton, M Science and Art Closely Combined: the organization of training in the terracotta industry, , Construction History 4, Stratton, M The Terracotta Revival Wight, J.A Brick Building in England from the Middle Ages to 1550 F5. CLAY AND COB Harrison, J.R The mud wall in England, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 28, Harrison, J.R. 1989, 1991 Some Clay Dabbins in Cumberland: their construction and form, Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 33, ; 35, McCann, J Warm in winter, cool in summer: mud buildings of the east midlands, Country Life 172 (11 November), McCann, J Clay and Cob Buildings F6. PLASTER AND STUCCO See also D6 Bankart, G. 1908, reissued 2002 The Art of the Plasterer Baxter, L Simple as Piecrust: Arts & Crafts plasterwork, Country Life 190 (18 April), 74 6 Drury, P.J Joseph Rose Senior s site workshop at Audley End, Essex: aspects of the development of decorative plasterwork technology in Britain during the 18th century, Antiquaries Journal 14 (1), Kelsall, F Liardet versus Adam, Architectural History 27, Millar, W. 1897, reissued 1998 Plastering Plain and Decorative Penoyre, J. and J Decorative Plasterwork in the Houses of Somerset Robinson, J.M Recapturing the Past, Country Life 186 (16 January), 73 8 Materials & Methods

9 F7. ARTIFICIAL MATERIALS Cornforth, J Putting Up With Georgian DIY, Country Life 186 (9 April), 54 6 (papier mâché) Kelly, A Mrs Coade s Stone Ruch, J.E Regency Coade: a study of the Coade record books , Architectural History 2, 34 F8. IRON, STEEL AND METALWORK Ayrton, M., and Silcox, A Wrought Iron and its Decorative Uses Blake, D., and Crittall, A Window Vision Finnimore, B The A.I.R.O.H. house: industrial diversification and state building policy, Construction History 1, Fitzgerald, R.S The development of the cast iron frame in textile mills to 1850, Industrial Archaeology Review 10 (2, Spring) Fox, C The Battle of the Railings, AA Files 29, Gardner, J.S English Ironwork, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Gloag, J., and Bridgewater, D A History of Cast Iron in Architecture Glover, M Structural developments 5: Steel or concrete, Architects Journal 193 (22 May), Harris, J English Decorative Ironwork from Contemporary Source Books Hayman, R Wrought Iron Institute of Civil Engineers 2001 Iron and Glass: the Crystal Palace and its Influence Jackson, N The Modern Steel House Lister, R Decorative Wrought Ironwork in Great Britain Louw, H.J The Rise of the Metal Window during the Early Industrial Period in Britain, c , Materials & Methods 9

10 Construction History 3, Mullins, S The iron problem in the 1850s, Architectural History 13, Skempton, A.W., and Johnson, H.R The first iron frames, Architectural Review 131 (March), Sutherland, R.J.M. (ed.) 1997 Structural Iron (Studies in the History of Civil Engineering, 9) Sutton-Goold, P.M Decorative Leadwork Thorne, R., ed The Iron Revolution: architects, engineers and structural innovation (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Thorne, R., ed Structural Iron and Steel, (Studies in the History of Civil Engineering, 10) Trebilock, P., Lawson, M., and Owens, G Structural developments: Steel frame design, Architects Journal 193 (1 May), 24 7; Steel frame buildings, Weaver, L. 1909, reissued 2002 English Leadwork, its art and history F9. GLASS Institute of Civil Engineers 2001 Iron and Glass: the Crystal Palace and its Influence Institution of Structural Engineers 1999 The Structural Use of Glass in Buildings Loach, J Victorian glass, R.I.B.A. Journal 88 (February), 43 5 Louw, H Window-Glass Making in Britain c and its Architectural Impact, Construction History 7, Wiggington, M. and others 2002 Verre, Architecture d Aujourd hui 342 (Sept/Oct), , F10. CONCRETE Bennett, D Structural developments: High speed concrete, Architects Journal 193 (8 May), 55 9; Visual concrete (15 May), 53 9 Collins, P Concrete Cusack, P François Hennebique: the specialist organisation and the success of ferro-concrete: , Trans. Newcomen Soc. 56, Materials & Methods

11 Cusack, P Architects and the reinforced concrete specialist in Britain , Architectural History 29, Cusack, P Agents of change: Hennebique, Mouchel and ferro-concrete in Britain , Construction History 3, Hardcore: Concrete s Rise form Utility to Luxury (RIBA) 2002 Gaventa, S Concrete Design Newby, F. (ed.) 2001 Early Reinforced Concrete (Studies in the History of Civil Engineering, 11) Powter, A Concrete in Nineenth Century Fortifications Constructed by the Royal Engineers, Fort 9 Swallow, P Concrete: Building Pathology F11. PAINT Baty, P Palette of historic paints, Country Life 186 (20 February), 56 7 Bristow, I Architectural Colour in British Interiors Bristow, I Interior House-Painting Colours and Techniques Hood, P Lead Paint: A material analysed, Architects Journal 192 (12 September), 63 5 Louw, H Colour Combinations, Architects Journal 192 (4 July), (c16 c19) F12. MISCELLANEOUS Breugmann, R Central heating and forced ventilation: its origins and effects on architectural design, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 38 (October), Davies, C Fabric structures, R.I.B.A. Journal 92 (October), Materials & Methods 11

E. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES

E. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES Periodicals: for nineteenth- and twentieth-century planning, Built Environment, Municipal Journal, Official Architecture and Planning, Town and Country