The city of the landowner : urban systems and urban architecture in the antique Greek world and the Roman Empire / Finn Barnow.

Main entry:

Barnow, Finn.

Title & Author:

The city of the landowner : urban systems and urban architecture in the antique Greek world and the Roman Empire / Finn Barnow.

Publication:

[Copenhagen, Denmark] : Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. School of Architecture Publishers, 2002.

Description:

192 pages : illustrations (some color), maps, plans ; 31 cm.

Series:

Outline of the history of urban development ; v.2

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 184-185).
V.2. Outline of the History of Urban Development.
Also issued online.

ISBN:

8787136414
9788787136419

Subject:

Urbanization Greece.
Urbanization Rome.
Architecture Greece.
Architecture Rome.
Cities and towns Greece.
Cities and towns Rome.
City planning Greece.
City planning Italy Rome.
Cities and towns, Ancient Greece.
Cities and towns Italy Rome.
Cities and towns, Ancient Italy.
Urbanisme Grèce.
Urbanisme Italie Rome.
Architecture Grèce.
Architecture Italie Rome.
Villes Grèce.
Villes antiques Grèce.
Villes Italie Rome.
Villes antiques Italie.
Urbanisation Grèce.
Urbanisation Rome.
City planning
Cities and towns, Ancient
Architecture
Cities and towns
Urbanization
Antike
Städtebau
Stadt
Stadtentwicklung
Italy Rome
Italy
Greece
Rome (Empire)
Römisches Reich
Griechenland

Added entries:

Outline of the history of urban development ; v.2.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 270369
Call No.: BIB 203088
Status: Available

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