Japanese Architecture [Paperback] William Alex

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Explore the rich architectural history of Japan in “Japanese Architecture” by William Alex. This second printing from 1967, part of “The Great Ages of World Architecture” series, captures the essence of Japanese design through over 100 illustrations. The paperback is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the cover but intact pages. A must-have for architecture enthusiasts and historians, this book delves into the cultural and spiritual influences that define Japanese architecture.

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“Japanese Architecture” by William Alex offers a profound exploration into the architectural evolution of Japan, tracing its development from primitive times to the modern era. This book delves into the spiritual and cultural influences that have shaped Japanese architecture, including Shinto and Zen Buddhism. With over 100 illustrations featuring photographs, plans, and drawings, Alex provides a comprehensive view of Japan’s rich architectural heritage. This work is part of the esteemed “The Great Ages of World Architecture” series, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts and scholars alike. The author, a distinguished designer and historian, brings his expertise to this detailed study, offering insights into how Japanese architects balance tradition with modernity.

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Author

William Alex

Binding

Paperback

Publisher

George Braziller

Condition

Acceptable

Edition

Second Printing

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