Architectural conservation in Europe / edited by Sherban Cantacuzino.

Title & Author:

Architectural conservation in Europe / edited by Sherban Cantacuzino.

Publication:

[London] : Architectural Press, 1975.

Description:

138 pages : illustrations ; 31 cm

Notes:
The survival of Naples / Georgina Masson -- Naples: epitome of European eclecticism / Georgina Masson -- Great Britain: progress in conservation / Roy Worskett -- The housing problem of Venice / John Hale -- Tough grandeur: Yorkshire's Victorian heritage / Derek Linstrum -- Martel and Tulle / Peter Blundell Jones -- Wooden towns of Scandinavia / Göran Lindahl (with a contribution on Finland by Pekka Kärki) -- A future for New Lanark / Alan J. Jeffrey -- Engelsberg ironworks -- Bergslagen / Marie Nisser -- East Kent: impact of the Channel Tunnel / Tony Aldous -- The Ionian seaboard / Francesco Amantea -- Attica in distress / Robert and Marina Adams -- Malta: planning and conservation coastline: impact of external pressures / Ian Masser -- Villages: impact of internal pressures / Richard England -- Wooden churches of Eastern Europe / David Buxton -- Georgian churches in North East Turkey -- Training for conservation. A European view / Bernard Feilden and Derek Linstrum -- Conservation legislation / Dennis Rodwell.

ISBN:

0851390528
9780851390529

Subject:

Architecture Conservation and restoration Europe.
Architecture Conservation et restauration Europe.
Architecture Conservation and restoration
Europe

Added entries:

Cantacuzino, Sherban.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 104826
Call No.: W5548; ID:85-B16520
Status: Available

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