Cover of Architecture, power, and national identity

Architecture, power, and national identity

by Lawrence J. Vale

1992 338 pages eng

"Throughout history, architecture and urban design have been manipulated in the service of politics. Because government buildings serve as symbols of the state, we can learn much about a political regime by observing closely what it builds. In this book, Lawrence J. Vale explores parliamentary compl…

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