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The buildings of Oxford represent a microcosm of architectural history. This concise and detailed guide to the city's most celebrated buildings, also highlights how the collegiate system of buildings arranged around courtyard influenced Britain's architecture for more than four centuries.
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- PublisherBatsford Ltd
- Publication date1999
- ISBN 10 1899858474
- ISBN 13 9781899858477
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages320
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OXFORD
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Ellipsis London Pr Ltd
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Oxford: An Architectural Guide
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Oxford: An Architectural Guide
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: Good. 320 pages. Oxford represents a microcosm of the architectural history of Britain as a whole, and as such this book is more tha n just a concise guide to the city's most celebrated buildings. H oward and Webster write knowledgeably about the city, highlightin g, for example, how the collegiate system of buildings arranged a round a courtyard influenced Britain's architecture for more than four centuries, while revealing how patrons and benefactors, who were some of the most powerful people in the land, worked with a rchitects and master-masons of the caliber of Wren, Hawksmoor, th e Peisleys, and Scott. The twentieth century has also succumbed t o Oxford's mix of the traditional and the innovative, with Leslie Martin, Rick Mather, and Hodder Associates, for example, mixing the concepts and techniques of today with the ideals and material s of the past to create new and exciting architecture. Editorial Reviews Review Perfectly designed little squares of guides . stylish companions for the sophisticated traveller, and modestly priced. -- The Times [London] The best true pocket guides to new architecture are by the young publisher, Ellipsis.Small, perf ectly formed, and not a little opinionated. -- Sunday Times [Lond on] About the Author Peter Howard is an architect based in Milto n Keynes. Helena Websiet teaches architecture at Oxford Brookes U niversity. Seller Inventory # 1214ad
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