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How to Read Scottish Buildings

Paperback • 2015 • 1. edition

How to Read Scottish Buildings

By Daniel MacCannell

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About the book

Scotland has a huge and diverse amount of built heritage. Yet most writing about this fascinating subject is overly technical - an alphabet soup of L-plans, Z-plans and bartizans. How to Read Scottish Buildings is a unique, informative and refreshing companion to Scottish architecture that dispenses with jargon to enable us to appreciate Scottish buildings with regard to their ages, styles, influences, and functions, as well as the messages that their builders, owners and occupants intended them...Show more

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ISBN

9781780271187

Publisher

Birlinn General

Published year

2015

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Edition

1

Original title

How to Read Scottish Buildings

Format

Paperback

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