History of architecture in Mexico. A very good hardcover copy with bright gilt lettering to spine and cover. Scrape on back bottom corner. Tight binding. Moisture marking on bottom corners of some, but otherwise clean, unmarked pages with crisp, clear black and white photo plates. Good jacket in removable mylar; some rubbing, fading, and tearing. NOT ex-library. 254pgs. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: history; Inventory No: 016723.

The Architecture of Mexico: Yesterday and Today

Arts & Photography

Beacham, Hans

Architecture

Architectural Book Pub. Co

The architects of London and their buildings from 1066 to the present day

SERVICE, Alastair

128pp. DJ: Near Fine w/ minute tanning. The Book: Fine.

Building to last: Architecture as ongoing art

Greene, Herb

Classic Irish Houses of the Middle Size

Portrayed is the strength and beauty of Ireland as reflected in its houses.

Craig, Maurice

Charles Gwathmey & Robert Siegel: Residential works, 1966-1977

Kay Breslow

many black and white illustrations and photos.

The English country house and its furnishings

History

Wilson, Michael I.

Europe

Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo and Associates, 1962-1975

Yukio Futagawa

John Dinkeloo

<p>First published as London: The Art of Georgian Building, this book has been widely acclaimed as a classic study of London's town houses built between 1700 and 1821 - the greatest period of British architecture. Dan Cruickshank's text, combined with<br />
numerous photographs and Peter Wyld's superbly executed measured drawings of facades and details, is a unique record of these buildings.\nNow, this book has been re-issued at £14.99.</p>

London, the art of Georgian building

Dan Cruickshank and Peter Wyld

Old Houses on Nantucket

Duprey, Kenneth

Description from the book flap: For many people the Georgian town house has become almost the ultimate expression of civilized urban living. Why does this period of domestic building appeal so strongly to modern taste? This collection of photographs and drawings compiled by two skillful Georgian revival architects in the 'twenties make it clear that the explanation does not lie simply in the vagaries of fashion. For they show that in simplicity, grace and commodiousness such buildings are fully attuned to the modern architectural aesthetic. Indeed, in the rationality of their design and their use of standardized elements, Georgia houses anticipated all that is best and most elegant in contemporary buildings practice. The book's scrupulously acurate drawings and scholarly photographs of interior and exterior details were inteded to record a period which already then was being threatended by 'development'. That some of the houses they have shown have disappeared is a tragedy that more than justifies the authors' aims.

Small Georgian houses and their details, 1750-1820,

Ramsey, Stanley C

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