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200 00$aGlobal built environment as a representation of realities$b[electronic resource] $ewhy and how architecture should be the subject of worldwide comparison /$fedited by Aart Mekking and Eric Roose; with contributions by En-Yu Huang [et al.]
210   $aAmsterdam $cPallas Publications$dc2009
215   $a1 online resource (213 p.)
300   $aIncludes index.
311   $a90-8728-063-7 
327   $aContents; Introduction. Breaking Boundaries: Towards a Global Theory of Architectural Representation; 1. The Architectural Representation of Reality; 2. The Architectural Representation of Islam; 3. The Architectural Representation of Paradise; 4. The Architectural Representation of Taboo; 5. The Architectural Representation of Diversity; List of Contributors; Classified Index
330   $aThis original study calls for every part of the built environment worldwide to be seen as a representation of a certain reality and as a new, meaningful combination, in the specific context of a concrete commission of architectural elements that were already there.
606   $aArchitecture$vDesigns and plans
606   $aArchitecture, Modern
608   $aElectronic books.
615  0$aArchitecture
615  0$aArchitecture, Modern.
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701   $aMekking$b Aart$0962936
701   $aRoose$b Eric$f1967-$0962937
701   $aHuang$b Enyu$0962938
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906   $aBOOK
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