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Responsive environments

Responsive environments

by Ian Bentley, Sue McGlynn, Graham Smith

City planningEnvironmental aspectsArchitectureHistoryPollution & threats to the environment
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Themes & subjects

City planningEnvironmental aspectsArchitectureHistoryPollution & threats to the environmentPublic, Commercial, or Industrial Buildings

Setting

20th century

Authors

Ian Bentley, Sue McGlynn, Graham Smith

Pages

152

Read time

≈ 4h

Editions

9

Language

English

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Group

ISBN

9781283709101

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