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6 produkter
City After The Automobile
An Architect's Vision
Inbunden, 2019
2517 kr
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In an age of virtual offices, urban flight, and planned gated communities, are cities becoming obsolete? In this passionate manifesto, Moshe Safdie argues that as crucibles for creative, social, and political interaction, vital cities are an organic and necessary part of human civilization. If we …
City After The Automobile
An Architect''s Vision
Av Moshe Safdie
E-bok, 2018
890 kr
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In an age of virtual offices, urban flight, and planned gated communities, are cities becoming obsolete? In this passionate manifesto, Moshe Safdie argues that as crucibles for creative, social, and political interaction, vital cities are an organic and necessary part of human civilization. If we …
City After The Automobile
An Architect''s Vision
Av Moshe Safdie
E-bok, 2018
890 kr
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In an age of virtual offices, urban flight, and planned gated communities, are cities becoming obsolete? In this passionate manifesto, Moshe Safdie argues that as crucibles for creative, social, and political interaction, vital cities are an organic and necessary part of human civilization. If we …
City After The Automobile
An Architect's Vision
Häftad, 1998
776 kr
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In an age of virtual offices, urban flight, and planned gated communities, are cities becoming obsolete? In this passionate manifesto, Moshe Safdie argues that as crucibles for creative, social, and political interaction, vital cities are an organic and necessary part of human civilization. If we …
If Walls Could Speak
My Life in Architecture
Av Moshe Safdie
Inbunden, 2022
280 kr
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Over more than five decades, legendary architect Moshe Safdie has built some of the world's most influential and memorable structures - from the 1967 modular housing scheme in Montreal known as Habitat to the Marina Bay Sands development in Singapore. For Safdie, the way a space functions is …
