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50 buildings : you should know / Isabel Kuhl

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: London : Prestel Publishing, c2019Description: 157 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 9783791385884
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • NA 203 .K84 2019
Contents:
1. The Great Pyramid of Giza -- 2. Karnak Temple -- 3. The Parthenon -- Petra -- The Colosseum -- 6. Tikal -- Hagia Sophia -- 8. San Vitale -- 9. Horyuji Temple -- 10. Palatine Chapel in Aachen -- 11. Borobudur -- 12. The Mezquita -- 13. The Hradcany -- 14. Durham Cathedral -- 15. Angkor Wat -- 16. Notre-Dame -- 17. Castel Del Monte -- 18. Westminster Abbey -- 19. The Forbidden City -- 20. The Doge's Palace -- 21. Cathedral Dome in Florence -- 22. The Kremlin -- 23. St. Peter's Basilica -- 24. Chateau of Chambord -- 25. Machu Picchu -- 26. Villa La Rotonda -- 27. Taj Mahal -- 28. Potala Palace -- 29. Versailles -- 30. Zwinger Palace -- 31. Upper Belvedere -- 32. The louvre -- 33. Monticello -- 34. Royal Crescent -- 35. United States Capitol -- 36. La Sagrada Familia -- 37. The Eiffel Tower -- 38. Sullivan Center -- 39. Bauhaus -- 40. Chrysler Building -- 41. Casa Malaparte -- 42. The Glass House -- 43. Notre Dame Du Haut -- 44. Guggenheim Museum -- 45. TWA Terminal -- 46. Congress Building Brasilia -- 47. Sydney Opera House -- 48. Olympic Park in Munich -- 49. Jewish Museum Berlin -- 50. National Stadium in Beijing -- Glossary -- Index -- Photo credits.
Summary: "The fifty buildings presented here in chronological order represent the most compelling, intriguing, and awe-inspiring structures from all over the world. Readers will learn about masterpieces such as the Hagia Sophia in Turkey, Cambodia’s Temple Complex at Angkor Wat, the Potala Palace in Lhasa, and the Jewish Museum in Berlin. Each entry features full-color photographs of the structure along with informative text presented in a dynamic format. Readers will find basic information about each building’s artistic relevance, style, and contextual history as well as additional notes about architectural periods and techniques. From ancient Jordan and Guatemala to modern-day Manhattan and Munich, this world tour of great edifices offers a mini-course in architecture that will satisfy even the most passionate student’s lust for learning about the world’s greatest buildings."
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Includes index.

1. The Great Pyramid of Giza -- 2. Karnak Temple -- 3. The Parthenon -- Petra -- The Colosseum -- 6. Tikal -- Hagia Sophia -- 8. San Vitale -- 9. Horyuji Temple -- 10. Palatine Chapel in Aachen -- 11. Borobudur -- 12. The Mezquita -- 13. The Hradcany -- 14. Durham Cathedral -- 15. Angkor Wat -- 16. Notre-Dame -- 17. Castel Del Monte -- 18. Westminster Abbey -- 19. The Forbidden City -- 20. The Doge's Palace -- 21. Cathedral Dome in Florence -- 22. The Kremlin -- 23. St. Peter's Basilica -- 24. Chateau of Chambord -- 25. Machu Picchu -- 26. Villa La Rotonda -- 27. Taj Mahal -- 28. Potala Palace -- 29. Versailles -- 30. Zwinger Palace -- 31. Upper Belvedere -- 32. The louvre -- 33. Monticello -- 34. Royal Crescent -- 35. United States Capitol -- 36. La Sagrada Familia -- 37. The Eiffel Tower -- 38. Sullivan Center -- 39. Bauhaus -- 40. Chrysler Building -- 41. Casa Malaparte -- 42. The Glass House -- 43. Notre Dame Du Haut -- 44. Guggenheim Museum -- 45. TWA Terminal -- 46. Congress Building Brasilia -- 47. Sydney Opera House -- 48. Olympic Park in Munich -- 49. Jewish Museum Berlin -- 50. National Stadium in Beijing -- Glossary -- Index -- Photo credits.

"The fifty buildings presented here in chronological order represent the most compelling, intriguing, and awe-inspiring structures from all over the world. Readers will learn about masterpieces such as the Hagia Sophia in Turkey, Cambodia’s Temple Complex at Angkor Wat, the Potala Palace in Lhasa, and the Jewish Museum in Berlin. Each entry features full-color photographs of the structure along with informative text presented in a dynamic format. Readers will find basic information about each building’s artistic relevance, style, and contextual history as well as additional notes about architectural periods and techniques. From ancient Jordan and Guatemala to modern-day Manhattan and Munich, this world tour of great edifices offers a mini-course in architecture that will satisfy even the most passionate student’s lust for learning about the world’s greatest buildings."

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