Venturing out (and returning) / Robert Mangurian ; studio participants, Beth Bumpas [and others].

Title & Author:

Venturing out (and returning) / Robert Mangurian ; studio participants, Beth Bumpas [and others].

Publication:

Charlottesville, VA : University of Virginia, School of Architecture, 1995.

Description:

31 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm

Notes:
Report of the experiences of Mangurian, during his 1993-1994 Harry S. Shure Visiting Professorship in Architecture, and his class in studying architecture in Virginia. Includes photographs of vernacular architecture in Charlottesville area, Lexington, Waynesboro, and Staunton.
Includes bibliographical references.

Subject:

Harry S. Shure Visiting Professorship in Architecture (University of Virginia)
Vernacular architecture Virginia.
Vernacular architecture Virginia Charlottesville.
Vernacular architecture Virginia Lexington.
Vernacular architecture Virginia Waynesboro.
Vernacular architecture Virginia Staunton.
Architecture vernaculaire Virginie.
Architecture vernaculaire Virginie Charlottesville.
Architecture vernaculaire Virginie Lexington.
Architecture vernaculaire Virginie Waynesboro.
Vernacular architecture
Virginia
Virginia Charlottesville
Virginia Lexington
Virginia Staunton
Virginia Waynesboro

Added entries:

Mangurian, Robert, 1941-
Bumpas, Beth.
Harry S. Shure Visiting Professorship in Architecture (University of Virginia)
University of Virginia. School of Architecture.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 239276
Call No.: BIB 169187
Status: Available

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