- 1Chapter I — Paul Gets an Idea
- 2Chapter II — With a Little Help, Paul’s Idea Is Developed
- 3Chapter III — The Tree of Knowledge
- 4Chapter IV — Paul’s Ideas Respecting Art, and How They Were Modified
- 5Chapter V — Paul Pursues a Course of Study in Practical Architecture
- 6Chapter VI — How Paul Is Led to Recognize Certain Distinctions Betw…
- 7Chapter VII — Setting Out the Foundations of the House, and Operati…
- 8Chapter VIII — Paul Reflects
- 9Chapter IX — Paul, Clerk of the Works
- 10Chapter X — Paul Begins to Understand
- 11Chapter XI — The Building in Elevation
- 12Chapter XII — Observations Addressed to Eugène by Paul, and the Rep…
- 13Chapter XIII — The Visit to the Building
- 14Chapter XIV — Paul Feels the Necessity of Improving Himself in the…
- 15Chapter XV — Consideration of the Staircases
- 16Chapter XVI — The Critic
- 17Chapter XVII — Paul Inquires What Architecture Is
- 18Chapter XVIII — Theoretical Studies
- 19Chapter XIX — Theoretical Studies — Continued
- 20Chapter XX — Studies Interrupted
- 21Chapter XXI — Building Recommenced — The Timber Work
- 22Chapter XXII — The Chimneys
- 23Chapter XXIII — The Cantine
- 24Chapter XXIV — The Joiner’s Work
- 25Chapter XXV — What Paul Learnt at Chateauroux
- 26Chapter XXVI — The Slating and Plumbing
- 27Chapter XXVII — Order in Finishing the Work
- 28Chapter XXVIII — The House-Warming
- 29Explanation of Some of the Technical Terms Used in This Book
How to Build a House
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