An edition of El paisaje construído (1999)

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una aproximación a la idea de lugar

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El paisaje construído
Miguel Aguiló Alonso
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An edition of El paisaje construído (1999)

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Colegio de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos
Language
Spanish
Pages
301

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Subjects
Civil engineering, Architecture and society, History, Place (Philosophy), Building sites, Environment (Aesthetics)

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El paisaje construído: una aproximación a la idea de lugar
1999, Colegio de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos
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Madrid, Spain
Series
Colección de ciencias, humanidades e ingeniería -- no. 56

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TA19 .A48 1999

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Pagination
301 p.
Number of pages
301

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OL30125540M
ISBN 10
8438001521
LCCN
00346660

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