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Show ,. 9 ,i1,v;;, . i ·" , ,. r'r::::;~ . --- ., " _f".'.;, · ···--···- ~ . ..,, , /Jl£J.. , ~ ! - ---J Figure 119: Design for officers barracks, Skane [From Klercker, Skanes Hembyqdsforbund Arbok (1969)]. the plan. This new architectural style influenced late r designs for smaller pair houses, with the narrow kitchen being replaced by a wider "sal," or living room. 47 This variant of the pair house was first introduced into Skane during the eighteenth century as an army officer's dwelling and it became a popular building form for local farmhouses as well (figure 119). 48 The same type of change occurred in Denmark during the nineteenth century, with both urban and rural vernacular dwellings beingdesigned according to the new fashion. It was during the time when the Mormon converts were leaving for Utah that the Danish longhouse was gradually being replaced by the tripartite, symmetrical 223 |
