A history of Scottish architecture : from the Renaissance to the present day / Miles Glendinning, Ranald MacInnes and Aonghus MacKechnie.

Main entry:

Glendinning, Miles, 1956-

Title & Author:

A history of Scottish architecture : from the Renaissance to the present day / Miles Glendinning, Ranald MacInnes and Aonghus MacKechnie.

Publication:

Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 1996.

Description:

xiv, 626 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 522-542) and indexes.
Ch. 1. Late Fifteenth Century to 1560: Stewart Triumphalism and the Early Renaissance -- Ch. 2. 1560-1660: Nobility and Urbanity -- Ch. 3. 1660-1760: The Country Seat -- Ch. 4. 1760-1800: Rationalism and Irrationalism -- Ch. 5. 1800-1840: Romantic Classicism and the Emergence of 'National' Architecture -- Ch. 6. 1840-1880: Mid-Century Eclecticism and the Ascendancy of Glasgow -- Ch. 7. 1880-1914: The Search for Order -- Ch. 8. 1914-1960: 'By the People, for the People': The Traditionalist and Modernist Visions -- Ch. 9. 1960 to the Present Day: The Crisis of Modernity.

ISBN:

0748607412 (hardback)
9780748607419 (hardback)
0748608494 (paperback)
9780748608492 (paperback)

Subject:

Architecture Scotland.
Architecture, Scottish History.
Architecture Écosse Histoire.
Architecture, Scottish
Architecture
Architektur
Bouwkunst.
Architecture Scotland History.
Architecture Écosse (GB) Histoire.
Scotland
Schottland

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

MacInnes, Ranald.
MacKechnis, Aonghus.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 126456
Call No.: NA972.G6 (ID:97-B108)
Status: Available

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