%0 Journal Article
%T Urban Life: Summer Houses in Vineyards of Belogradchik - A Case Study: Matej Ignatov's Summer House [In Bulgarian]
%A B.V. Toshev
%J Venets : The Belogradchik Journal for Local History, Cultural Heritage and Folk Studies
%D 2012
%I SCS Consulting Ltd.
%X Vernacular architecture is a category of architecture based on localized needs and construction materials, and reflecting local traditions. In old Belogradchik almost any family had a summer house, bigger or smaller, built in the family¡¯s vineyard. Markashnitsa, Krupets, Bashovitsa, Orlya were the main vine regions. But there were Belogradchik¡¯s vineyards and summer houses even outside of these popular vine areas. One of latters belonged to Matej Ignatov (1885-1957). In this paper that summer house, demolished in the autumn of 1973, is described in full details.
%K Belogradchik
%K Summer houses
%K Vernacular architecture
%U http://www.venets.org/getfile.php?id=127