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Proportion

Philosophy, Science and Architecture

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An edition of Proportion (1999)

Proportion

Philosophy, Science and Architecture

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Taylor & Francis
Language
English
Pages
388

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2002, Taylor & Francis Group
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2002, Taylor & Francis Group
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Proportion: Science, Philosophy, Architecture
2002, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
Cover of: Proportion
Proportion: Science, Philosophy, Architecture
2002, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
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Proportion: Science, Philosophy, Architecture
2002, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
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2002, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
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First Sentence

"On 18 June 1957 the motion 'that Systems of Proportion make good design easier and bad design more difficult' was defeated, by 60 votes to 48, in a debate at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London."

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Open Library
OL7499673M
ISBN 10
0419227806
ISBN 13
9780419227809
Library Thing
3687290
Goodreads
298249

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On 18 June 1957 the motion 'that Systems of Proportion make good design easier and bad design more difficult' was defeated, by 60 votes to 48, in a debate at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London.
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