Over at Haiti Rewired people have put together the start of a great list of links about current and past housing construction and architecture in Haiti. The list is a mish mash of things some of which are works in progress (hey, it is the internet!) but it is a great start and includes many photos of vernacular housing styles.
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April 03, 2010
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