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Architect Says

Name: Architect Says
Brand: Princeton Architectural Press
SKU: 01220852
Price: 18.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Laura Dushkes
ISBN: 9781616890933

Laura Dushkes

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 01220852

Publishers Princeton Architectural Press, October 2012

This is a book of quotations by and about architects, and architecture. One quotation per page, the... Full description

Libristo code: 01220852

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This is a book of quotations by and about architects, and architecture. One quotation per page, the quote on the left and right side of the spread will in some way respond to each other. The Architect Says will resemble a dinner party, with an architect from the eighteenth century sitting next to one practicing today, or two contemporary architects talking to each other: complimenting, competing, disagreeing. Occasionally, a critic will add his or her two cents to the mix.