THE EXHIBITION HALLS

Inside the farmer’s house, people’s life routine appears tightly linked with their work. This explains the distinctive typology of the buildings that illustrate the logical manner by which necessities were planned.

We can find three well-defined areas in the compound: The living area situated at the juncture of two corridors at the main entrance, where everyday life was carried out. The area related to the work on the land situated around the farmyard. And the third area, dedicated to the storage of agricultural products, situated on the top storey of the building.