History of architecture books

This XpressRead Cram Edition of Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres pairs the complete original text with carefully prepared...  Read More >>

This book provides a comprehensive account of the underground shelters in the Cappadocia region of Central Anatolia....  Read More >>

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What if the origins of civilization are far older than we've been told? Hidden beneath the lush highlands of West...  Read More >>

What if the origins of civilization are far older than we've been told? Hidden beneath the lush highlands of West...  Read More >>

A French-language edition, which offers a new approach Weizman names ""documentary architecture,"" meaning that...  Read More >>

Frank Lloyd Wright, America's most noted architect, crossed boundaries as he thought and as he designed. He discussed...  Read More >>

Beyond the front door... Britain's leading house detective reveals the stories of eight extraordinary buildings...  Read More >>

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Essential reading for architectural historians, theorists, practitioners, educators, students, critics, and curators,...  Read More >>

Beneath the rolling hills of southeastern Turkey lies a discovery that rewrites the story of human civilization....  Read More >>

Beneath the rolling hills of southeastern Turkey lies a discovery that rewrites the story of human civilization....  Read More >>

Essential reading for architectural historians, theorists, practitioners, educators, students, critics, and curators,...  Read More >>

An engaging, beautifully illustrated history of London told through twenty-five lost buildings  Read More >>

This book examines how housing design governance shapes the quality of homes and the wellbeing of residents, analysing...  Read More >>

A surprising look at what happens to the actual school buildings in the wake of school closures. School districts...  Read More >>

Beginning Again with the Classical Orders reconsiders well-established understandings of the ancient Greek Corinthian,...  Read More >>

States of Emergency navigates the temporal and spatial dimensions of France’s states of emergency across three colonial...  Read More >>

This book examines Canadian architects’ evolving relationship with marketing, tracing how regulatory restrictions,...  Read More >>

A richly illustrated survey of over 50 Brutalist buildings across London, combining sharp architectural insight...  Read More >>

This edition showcases the sites and structures where paranormal activity has occurred due to the often unexplainable...  Read More >>

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Uncover the hidden history of Freemasonry through an in-depth analysis of the Old Gothic Constitutions and their...  Read More >>

Uncover the origins and evolution of organised Freemasonry from medieval guilds to its modern form, exploring historical...  Read More >>

In essence, this book's main thesis contends that the canon's historiographic construction overlooked the existence...  Read More >>