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The Global Built Environment As A Representation Of Realities Why And How Architecture Should Be The Subject Of Worldwide Comparison Aart Jj Mekking

Name: The Global Built Environment As A Representation Of Realities Why And How Architecture Should Be The Subject Of Worldwide Comparison Aart Jj Mekking
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The Global Built Environment As A Representation Of Realities Why And How Architecture Should Be The Subject Of Worldwide Comparison Aart Jj Mekking

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The Global Built Environment As A Representation Of Realities Why And How Architecture Should Be The Subject Of Worldwide Comparison Aart Jj Mekking instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pallas Publications

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.2 MB

Pages: 216

Author: Aart J.J. Mekking, Eric Roose

ISBN: 9789087280635, 9087280637

Language: English

Year: 2009

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The Global Built Environment As A Representation Of Realities Why And How Architecture Should Be The Subject Of Worldwide Comparison Aart Jj Mekking by Aart J.j. Mekking, Eric Roose 9789087280635, 9087280637 instant download after payment.

World architecture as a subject of comparative study is not new. In the early nineteenth century, western and non-western 'high cultures' were seen as more or less equal, while their forms were compared with each other without attention to content, meaning or context. This original study calls for the built environment worldwide to be seen as a representation of a new, meaningful combination, in the specific context of a concrete commission of architectural elements that were already there. This title can be previewed in Google Books - http://books.google.com/books?vid=ISBN9789087280635.