Gidaje : the socio-cultural morphology of Hausa living spaces
Hausa architecture is an important part of African indigenous architecture. In many respects its construction techniques, its wail decoration and its structural forms, have been recognised as unique. Most of the Hausa Architecture studied has been in the form of palaces, mosques and few houses of th...
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University College London (University of London)
1997
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