THE BUILT, THE UNBUILT AND THE UNBUILDABLE In Pursuit of Architectural Meaning

Robert Harbison has acquired a reputation for looking at architecture in a highly original way. The questions he asks are those deliberately suppressed by conventional architectural historians: What draws me to this building? What meaning intended or unintended - does it have?

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Main Author: Harbison, Robert (Author)
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Language:English
Published: London Thames and Hudson 1991
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