Description
Cover has normal wear. Pages are clean inside with some spots and stamping on outer edges. Binding is secure. Slight warp at upper left corner of book.
This 1999 volume of the Architectural History journal offers a window into the scholarship and discourse surrounding architectural history in Britain at the turn of the millennium. Published by the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain, a respected authority in the field, this compilation brings together essays and articles that delve into various aspects of architectural heritage, design philosophies, and the cultural impact of buildings across different eras. While the individual contributors remain unknown, the journal’s rigorous peer-review process ensures a high level of academic integrity and expertise. Collectors and enthusiasts of architectural history will appreciate the opportunity to explore the prevailing theories and debates that shaped the discipline during this pivotal period. The journal’s well-preserved condition, despite some minor wear, makes it an enticing addition to any library focused on the built environment and its enduring legacy.
