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xi, 216 p. : maps ; 22 cm.
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Parks for profit / Leslie Bella.
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Florence, Italy : I Tatti ; Rome : Officina libraria, [2023], [Cambridge, Massachusetts] : Worldwide distribution by Harvard University Press, ©2023
Ulysses and the limits of Dante's humanism = Ulisse o dei limiti dell'umanesimo dantesco / Lino Pertile.
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xi, 248 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Ticonderoga, New York : Fort Mount Hope Society Press, [1959], ©1959
Ticonderoga : historic portage / Carroll Vincent Lonergan.
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197 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm
London : Reaktion, 2008.
Nature over again : the garden art of Ian Hamilton Finlay / John Dixon Hunt.
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[London] : Sir John Soane's Museum, 2002.
The Soanes at home : domestic life at Lincoln's Inn Fields / Susan Palmer.
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Nicholas Howe contemplates how places create and gather their stories and how, in turn, a sense of place locates the stories of our own lives. Howe begins with a description of Buffalo, that city on an inland sea where he grew up. He gives us a fresh Paris, viewed from the river below. And he depicts Oklahoma as a site of open lands and dislocation--a place of coming(...)
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janvier 1900, Princeton and Oxford
Across an inland sea : writing in place form Buffalo to Berlin
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Nicholas Howe contemplates how places create and gather their stories and how, in turn, a sense of place locates the stories of our own lives. Howe begins with a description of Buffalo, that city on an inland sea where he grew up. He gives us a fresh Paris, viewed from the river below. And he depicts Oklahoma as a site of open lands and dislocation--a place of coming and going. Howe then turns to Chartres, a traditional location of pilgrimage, to ask what other sites might still be capable of compelling visitors in secular time. He portrays Berlin as a scene of twentieth-century history--and a city that helped him make sense of his American life. Finally, he writes about Columbus, Ohio, as home. Vividly rendering the places he has known, Howe meditates on the weight of home, the temptations of the metropolis, the fact of dislocation, the unraveling of history, the desire to remake ourselves through voyage, and the wonder of the familiar. In ways that too often elude travel writers, it is place that holds our imagination, that inspires much of our art and literature. Across an Inland Sea evokes the various senses of place that can fill and haunt a life--and ultimately give life its form and meaning.
Théorie de l’architecture
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Baltimore ; Washington, D.C. : The Johns Hopkins University Press in association with the Library of Congress, 2005.
Capital drawings : architectural designs for Washington, D.C., from the Library of Congress / edited by C. Ford Peatross ; with the assistance of Pamela Scott, Diane Tepfer, and Leslie Freudenheim.
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"No access: Social exclusion in urban spaces", edited by Pia Justesen, sheds light on the mechanisms and factors that contribute to exclusion in contemporary cities. It explores specific typologies and examples of exclusionary design, offers explanations and personal accounts, and addresses the professional and ethical implications of such practices. The book also(...)
No Access: Social exclusion in urban spaces
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"No access: Social exclusion in urban spaces", edited by Pia Justesen, sheds light on the mechanisms and factors that contribute to exclusion in contemporary cities. It explores specific typologies and examples of exclusionary design, offers explanations and personal accounts, and addresses the professional and ethical implications of such practices. The book also examines legal restrictions on rough sleeping and begging. It includes seven interviews with people experiencing homelessness, who share their personal stories of navigating life in a city shaped by exclusion and marginalisation.
L'humain et la ville
Cathedral
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Combining spectacular location sequences and cinema-quality animation, this program takes you to France's most famous and awe-inspiring cathedrals. You'll travel in time back to 1214 to explore the design of Notre Dame de Beaulieu, a magnificent Gothic cathedral shaped by cultural and religious forces. Take a close look at the vaulted arches, shimmering stained-glass(...)
Cathedral
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Combining spectacular location sequences and cinema-quality animation, this program takes you to France's most famous and awe-inspiring cathedrals. You'll travel in time back to 1214 to explore the design of Notre Dame de Beaulieu, a magnificent Gothic cathedral shaped by cultural and religious forces. Take a close look at the vaulted arches, shimmering stained-glass windows and dizzying vaulted ceilings. This award-winning program also tells compelling stories of life and death, faith and despair, prosperity and intrigue. Narrated by David Macaulay.
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