Deconstructing the Domestic: A New Look at Southern African Homes

Exploring the architectural diversity of Southern African homes, this book challenges conventional stereotypes and highlights the interplay of culture, social dynamics, and design. It traces the evolution of domestic spaces from historical to modern times, revealing how homes embody family structures, economic conditions, and community concepts. Aimed at architects, homeowners, and enthusiasts alike, it invites readers to reconsider the significance of the spaces they inhabit and the narratives these homes convey.