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• W285466696 abstract "MATERIALITY AND LOCATION: A GEOGRAPHIC STUDY OF LOG HOME MANUFACTURING FEBRUARY 2015 JAMES S. PETERS, B.A., YALE UNIVERSITY M.ARCH., HARVARD UNIVERSITY M.S., MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Ph.D., UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST Directed by: Professor David T. Damery The dissertation presents a material-geographic analysis of the materiality of log home manufacturing and may be the first quantitative application of ‘new materiality’ concepts. It tests the thesis that log home attributes reveal a manufacturer’s geographic region and building culture. A study of human-environment interaction, the research investigated the organization of log home manufacturing in the Eastern Woodlands of North America and illustrates relationships between manufacturers, their perspectives on forest resources and their choices of log conversion (i.e., processing) methods. Data were obtained from secondary sources and by surveying managers of log home manufacturing firms. Methods included hierarchical cluster analysis, spatial analysis using the standard deviational ellipse, a spatial statistic, in GIS, and multinomial logistic regression. The results support the conclusion that log conversion attributes do, in fact, identify manufacturers’ regions, their perspectives on their forest resources, and, by extension, their building cultures. Surprisingly, the regions correspond to those originally established by Native Americans hundreds of years ago. A manufacturer’s log acquisition methods, distances from timber supplies, timber performance requirements, influences on log conversion methods, and perceptions of market barriers to offering ‘green’ certified logs were predicted by a manufacturer’s log conversion methods. Manufacturers’ perspectives on environmental issues and geographic distances from their markets were not. A manufacturer’s timber inputs were found to have profound implications. Higher volume manufacturers were more likely to acquire their timber locally or nearby as raw logs and were more likely to produce regionally specific log profiles. Lower volume manufacturers were more likely to acquire their timber as cants from a greater distance and to produce a greater variety of log profiles. vi TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS v TABLE OF CONTENTS vii LIST OF TABLES ix LIST OF FIGURES x CHAPTER 1. MATERIALITY AND MATERIAL-GEOGRPAHIC METHODS 1 1.1 Introducton 1 1.2 Theoretical context: material-geographic methods, materiality, and building culture 4 1.2.1 Vernacular architecture, culture, and environment 5 1.2.2 Hybridity and the new materiality 7 1.2.3 Communities of practice, building materials, and performance 8 1.3 Rationale: the importance of imbedded knowledge to managing humanenvironment interaction 10 1.4 The Eastern Woodlands 11 Endnotes 17 2. A HISTORICAL META-STUDY OF SPATIALLY CORRELATED ATTRIBUTES 25 2." @default.
• W285466696 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W285466696 creator A5041961756 @default.
• W285466696 date "2015-01-01" @default.
• W285466696 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W285466696 title "Materiality and Location: A Geographic Study of Log Home Manufacturing" @default.
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