Egological Architecture: Critical History

Egological Architecture: Critical HistoryEcological Architecture charts the ascendancy of an ecological approach to building over the past century, assessing as it does so the situation as it stands today, and identifying where we might go next. As a decisive step in the rewriting of the history of modern architecture, this book will be essential reading for practitioners and students of architecture: as an urgent wake up call concerning the state of our built environment, it will be of

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Bernstein's great nephew discovers that this New York Jew may indeed have been responsible for a critical shortage of Nazi resources in the early years of WWII

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A special package of facsimile documents includes letters

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