Buildings across Time An Introduction to World Architecture

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Buildings across Time An Introduction to World Architecture

Author	: Marian Moffett
Publisher	: McGraw-Hill Education
File Size	: 34,7 Mb
Release Date	: 22 January 2008
ISBN	: 007305304X
Pages	: 0 pages
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This heavily illustrated survey text provides students of both art history and architecture with a worldwide introduction to the history of architecture that is comprehensive and yet accessible. The third edition continues to offer comprehensive coverage in an accessible manner with expanded pedagogy, added social and historical context, and extended coverage of African and Andean architecture, as well as modern designs by women and non-Western architects.

Buildings across Time An Introduction to World Architecture by Marian Moffett,Michael Fazio,Lawrence Wodehouse

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Buildings Across Time by Marian Moffett

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Buildings Across Time by Marian Moffett,Michael W. Fazio,Lawrence Wodehouse

The expanded second edition of this heavily illustrated survey provides students of both art history and architecture with a worldwide introduction to the history of architecture.

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