W. R. Dalzell: Architecture

This compact history of architecture, splendidly illustrated in full colour, outlines the achievements of the world's greatest architects and describes some of their finest buildings. The author has organised this vast and fascinating subject into clear, definite sections, dealing first with the raw materials used by craftsmen and builders, and then with the functions of buildings such as castles, churches and
factories which inevitably helped to create a variety of styles and forms. With these guidelines, we follow the course of man's constructional genius to the steel and concrete functionalism of our environment today.

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