Cayman Style: A Visual Journey Through Caymanian Design

Cayman Style by architect John Doak is a compelling exploration of the Cayman Islands' architectural heritage. This meticulously crafted book showcases Doak's extensive research, offering a visual and narrative journey through the evolution of local buildings and developments from the islands' discovery in 1503.

Featuring a rich collection of sketches, photographs, three-dimensional models, and archival images, Cayman Style provides an intimate look into the vernacular architecture that defines the region. Doak's personal anecdotes and insights add depth, making this work not just an architectural study but a heartfelt tribute to the islands' cultural fabric.

Recognized for its contribution to preserving the built heritage of the Cayman Islands, Cayman Style has received accolades such as the Caribbean Preservation Award in 1994 and the Cayman Islands Badge of Honor in 2013.

Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a history aficionado, or someone with ties to the Cayman Islands, this book offers a unique perspective on the structures that have shaped the islands' identity.