Bare Poles

In "Bare Poles," author Harold Strub delves into the intricacies of designing for the world's coldest climates, offering invaluable insights into the intersection of architecture and human factors. Published by Carleton University Press in 1996, this comprehensive paperback spans 277 pages, making it an essential read for architects, engineers, and designers alike. Strub emphasizes the importance of understanding site conditions and the unique social contexts that influence successful design in these challenging environments. By articulating knowledge that has often remained unspoken among seasoned practitioners and rooted in the fading traditions of indigenous peoples, "Bare Poles" serves as a vital resource for anyone involved in construction and design. Discover how to create structures that not only withstand extreme conditions but also resonate with the communities they serve.