By Ben Farmer; Hentie Louw
London   Routledge
12" by 8.5" x, 673pp
A comprehensive volume of essays on architectural thought from various voices and perspectives, with illustrations throughout.
By Ben Farmer; Hentie Louw

1993 Companion to Contemporary Architectural Thought

London   Routledge
12" by 8.5" x, 673pp
A comprehensive volume of essays on architectural thought from various voices and perspectives, with illustrations throughout.
£80.00
: 5kgs / : 829B42

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First Edition, Illustrated, Publishers' Original Binding

An extensive and comprehensive Companion to Contemporary Architectural Thought, edited by Ben Farmer and Hentie Louw. The aims of this volume was to bring together a series of writings on architecture that will introduce the reader to the essential qualities of architecture throughout history.

The book is theoretical in approach and is a series of individual essays written from different view points and perspectives. Some of the themes are responses to place, influence of society, architectural form and approaches to architecture. 

Extensively illustrated throughout the volume with photographs, diagrams and architectural drawings.

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In the publisher's original hardback binding. Externally, very smart indeed. Internally, firmly bound with bright and clean pages.

Fine

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