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Collins Need to Know? How to Read a Building: Interpret a Building's Character and Style...
Product Description Designed for novices to the field, this is a complete and informative introduction to the study of architecture. The primary characteristics of the main architectural styles are all addressed as are the differences between them. Images of a variety of public and private buildings—including homes, museums, and monuments—are included to illustrate the key traits of various schools. Additionally, the general history of architecture is covered and an educational “Thinking Architecturally” section is provided. Easy-to-read and filled with plenty of intriguing facts, this is your guide to understanding the buildings that surround you everyday. About The Author Timothy Brittain-Catlin is an architectural historian, architect, and writer on architecture. He contributes to the Architectural Review and The World of Interiors, and is a coauthor of The Cutting Edge of Wallpaper.
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