European Architecture In The Twentieth Century Volume One (Hardcover)

In this first volume of his detailed exploration of European architecture in the twentieth century, Whittick provides a comprehensive survey of the major trends and movements that have shaped the built environment of the continent. The book includes extensive analysis of key architects and their works, and offers a fascinating overview of the evolution of modern architecture.

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