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Introduction: From Cabin To Mansion
The Island Of Cuba
Gateway to the West Indies
The Legacy of the Indians
A Haven for the Conquistadors and The First Settlers
The Island's Resources
The Supremacy of Havana
Havana: A Port First And Foremost
The House As A Place Of Safety In The
Sixteenth Century
An Architecture for the Tropics
An Insecure Way of Life
The Advantages of Life in Havana
The Function of Patios and Balconies
The Power of the Creoles in the Eighteenth Century
The Development of the Colony
The Creole House Opens On To the Street
Trade and The Growth of Havana
The Houses of the Merchants of Havana
Housing In the Provincial Areas
The Spanish Colony in the Nineteenth Century
Growth and Recession
A Multiracial Population
The New Economic Social Distinctions
The Cuban Lifestyle
The Provincial Colonial House
The Creation of Towns and Villages
The Plantations
Havana in the Nineteenth Century
Urban Developments
Houses As Status Symbols
Houses In the Old Town
Walking Through the Arcades
The Mansions Outside The City Walls
The Luxury Country Villas
Conclusion: An Architecture In The Spirit Of The Cuban People
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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