Editing Vernacular architecture (section)

==See also==
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* [[Indigenous architecture]]

House types:
* [[A-frame house]]
* [[Barabara]] (Aleut)
* [[Bastle house]] (England, Scotland)
* [[Beehive house]] (Bantu, Africa)
* [[Bender tent]]
* [[Blackhouse]]
* [[Bothy]]
* [[Bungalow]] 
* [[Burdei]] (Romania, Ukraine)
* [[Cabana (structure)|Cabana]] 
* [[Chalet]] (Alpine regions of Europe) 
* [[Clochán]] (Ireland)
* [[Cruck house]]
* [[Earth lodge]] (American Indian)
* [[Four room house]] ([[History of ancient Israel and Judah|ancient Israel and Judah]])
* [[Gulf house]] ([[East Frisia]] and North Germany)
* [[Hall house]]
* [[Half-timbered construction]]
* [[Hut (dwelling)|Hut]]
* [[Icelandic turf house]]
* [[Igloo]]
* [[Rural Khmer house|Khmer house]]
* [[List of house types]]
* [[List of human habitation forms]]
* [[Log cabin]]
* [[Longhouse]]
* [[Low German house]]
* [[Machiya]] – Japan
* [[Malay houses]] – traditional houses of Bahasa people of Malaya
* [[Mitato]] (Greece)
* [[Mountain hut]]
* [[Mudhif]]
* [[Nakamal]] (Vanuatu)
* [[Nipa hut]] (Philippines)
* [[Oast house]]
* [[Oca (structure)|Oca]] (Brazil)
* [[Old Frisian farmhouse]] (the Netherlands and North German Plain)
* [[Orri]] (France)
* [[Peel tower]] (England, Scotland)
* [[Queenslander (architecture)|The Queenslander]] (Australia)
* [[Rondavel]] (Central and South Africa)
* [[Rumoh Aceh]] – indigenous architecture of Aceh, Indonesia
* [[Sheiling]]
* [[Shotgun house]]
* [[Sod house]]
* [[Stilt house]]
* [[Tipi]]
* [[Torogan]] (Philippines)
* [[Tower house]] (Scotland, Spain and mountainous regions) 
* [[Trullo]]
* [[Wharenui]] – a Māori longhouse (New Zealand)
* [[Wigwam]]
* [[Yaranga]]
* [[Yurt]] (Central Asia)

Architectural elements
* [[Dormer window]]
* [[Mashrabiya]] (also known as ''shanashel'' in Iraq)
* [[Oriel window]]
* [[Windcatcher]] (''bad girs'' in Arabic)
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Building techniques and materials:
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* [[Bundwerk]] – construction method used in Austria, Tyrol and Bavaria
* [[Cob (material)|Cob]]
* [[Grouted roof]]
* [[Pierrotage]] (French infill material)
* [[Sod roof]]
* [[Stilts (architecture)|Stilts]]
* [[Thatching|Thatch]]
* [[Veranda]] (Australia)
* [[Wattle and daub]]

Organizations:
* [[Vernacular Architecture Forum]]
* [[Architecture, SUST]]
* [[International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture & Urbanism]]

Regional vernacular architecture: 
* [[Architecture in early modern Scotland#Vernacular architecture in Early modern Scotland]]
* [[Baita (architecture)|Baita]] – Alpine regions of Europe
* [[Balinese architecture]] – Bali, Indonesia
* [[Batak architecture]] – indigenous architecture of the people of Sumatra, Indonesia
* [[Creole architecture in the United States]]
* [[Estonian vernacular architecture]]
* [[European medieval architecture in North America]]
* [[Indian vernacular architecture]]
* [[Indigenous architecture#Kanak traditional architecture|Kanak traditional architecture]]
* [[Mar del Plata style]]
* [[Scottish Vernacular]]
* [[Shophouse]] (South-East Asia)
* [[Traditional architecture of Enggano]] (Indonesia)
* [[Rumah adat|Vernacular architecture in Indonesia]]
* [[Rustic architecture| Rustic architecture of the United States]]
* [[Vernacular architecture of the Carpathians]]
* [[Riyadh#Vernacular architecture of Old Riyadh|Vernacular architecture of old Riyadh]] (Saudi Arabia)
* [[Vernacular architecture in Norway]]
* [[Ukrainian culture#Vernacular architecture|Vernacular architecture of Ukraine]]
* [[Vernacular residential architecture of Western Sichuan]]
* [[Spanish architecture#Vernacular architecture|Vernacular architecture of Spain]]
Examples:
* [[Al-Mashrabiya Building]]
* [[Broken Angel House]]
* [[Ethel S. Roy House]]
* [[Machiya]] – traditional Japanese wooden town houses 
* [[Phonehenge West]]
* [[Slow architecture]]
* [[Watts Towers]]
* [[Witch window]]
People:
* [[Laurie Baker]]
* [[Geoffrey Bawa]]
* [[Rifat Chadirji]]
* [[Bashirul Haq]]
* [[Saiful Haq]]
* [[Friedensreich Hundertwasser]]
* [[Howard Moffitt]]
* [[Mudéjar]]
* [[Dan Phillips (builder)|Dan Phillips]]
* [[Kea Tawana]]
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