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Palladio

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Written by the leading authorities on the architect, this book adopts a similar approach to that employed by Palladio in his own writing, with an emphasis on the tangible and practical aspects of life and work. Following this it is divided in three parts: 1. His buildings, documented in 22 chapters, richly illustrated with carefully reproduced original drawings, photographs, and floor plans. 2. His ideas and writings (with essays by Howard Burns, Guido and Maria Beltramini, and others). 3. The people who played a part in the development of both, including chapters on Vincenzo Scamozzi, Inigo Jones, Richard Boyle, and others. Followed by a bibliography, a glossary of architectural terms and Italian words, and an index.

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John Soane architect : master of space and light

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This wide-ranging book considers Soane’s architectural achievements as well as his life and public role and reproduces over one hundred of Soane’s drawings and contains specially commissioned photographs of his original models and existing buildings. The contributors to the volume discuss all of the architect’s major commissions, including the Dulwich College Art Gallery, the Law Courts at Westminster, and the Bank of England. Throughout Soane’s work two dominant qualities emerge: a distinctive interiors, and an abstracted linear style that evolved over the course of his career. PRIX DE VENTE : $59.95 MOINS 50% / SALE PRICE : $59.95 LESS 50%

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Living bridges : the inhabited bridge : past, present and future

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Publication which accompanied the exhibition of the same title at the Royal Academy, London.

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John Soane, architect: master of space and light

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Without a doubt the most brilliant architectural innovator of his day, Sir John Soane (1753-1837) displayed a remarkable ability to adapt and modernize the language ofclassical architecture. The range of his built designs, from the ingenuity of his own house in London's Lincoln's Inn Fields (now Sir John Soane's Museum) to the opulence and originality of the Bank of England, places him on a par with other leading European neoclassicists, such as Ledoux and Schinkel. His architectural vocabulary remains infl uential to this day. Back in print, this landmark publication considers Soane's architectural achievements as well as his life and public role. It reproduces more than 100 of Soane's drawings and contains specially commissioned photographs of his original models and existing buildings. Contributors discuss all of the architect's major commissions, including the Dulwich Picture Gallery, the Law Courts at Westminster, and the Bank of England.