Medieval Housing

This lecture explores the evolution of housing during the Middle Ages, from the simple and uniform distribution in ancient houses to the impetuous and emotional art of the medieval period. It delves into the transition from Romanesque to Gothic styles, reflecting the feudal system with its theocracy, mysticism, and asceticism. The lecture also covers the architectural works of notable figures like Viollet-le-Duc and Schinkel, as well as the urban planning of medieval towns and the concept of bastides in France. The content includes detailed descriptions of medieval houses, their layouts, and the societal implications of their designs.