Rural architecture

Rural architecture refers to the buildings and structures found in countryside areas, reflecting local culture, climate, and materials. It includes homes, barns, and community buildings designed for agricultural life or small towns. Key characteristics often include practicality, the use of local resources like wood and stone, and styles that harmonize with the natural environment. This type of architecture often emphasizes sustainability, community, and a connection to the land, showcasing the unique heritage and lifestyle of rural populations.