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As people livelihoods changed, traditional homes are becoming less relevant, resulting in an increasi

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The AHSA FARMSTAY Project address this issue through the programme of cultural tourism and the conser

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In the chapter Form from Colin Davies’ Thinking About Architecture, the relationship between Form and

Ultimately, the AHSA FARMSTAY project allowed the architect to demonstrate that vernacular architectu

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Re-claimed timber from dismantled homes was selected as the main building material. The architect cho

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Some material has distinctive forms resulting from the previous joinery, which are preserved and cele

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