Oblong 4to. 25 by 33.5 cm. 43 pp., plus printed content on inside cover, front and back. Beginning with page 3, every page has illustrations, which can be photos, fully drawn, or hybrid, and often the rendering of structures accompanied by floor plans. The predominant style is half timber, or what is variously known as Tudor, Jacobean, or simply half timber, and one sees in these renderings the type of club architecture that remains probably the most beloved and also the most quintessential, and one that evokes a more gracious past, whether the structure is grand, as a country club clubhouse, or more modest in scale, as say a private boathouse, or a garden folly, or a small stable. But one sees other influences and styles as well, including touches of Chinoiserie, and deliberately rustic and twig look. Not mentioned in the title but we think deserving of singling out are structures erected on piers, including concert halls. The three examples of pier buildings shown in photos are all r