Architecture from Scandinavia No.2

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: 1970 World Pictures DenmarkDescription: 127 p. : illustrations (some color) ; 32 cmISBN:

8787541068

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745.20948 DES (2)

Summary: The first edition of Architecture from Scandinavia presented important public buildings, mainly in Finland, Norway and Sweden. This time the theme is set by one of the newest and largest hospital projects in Scandinavia, Herlev Hospital near Copenhagen. It is an expression of highly-developed technology and mastery of the architectural environment, an dleads naturally to other prominent works by Danish architects and engineers. The books also presents a broad selection of the quality products used in Scandinavian building industries. This pictorial introduction is group according to the know how required for the structure, the installlations involved and their energy consumption , and the furnishing of public settings. The text is in English, Germany, French and one Scandinavian language

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Anant National University Central Library	Design	745.20948 DES (2) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		000877

The first edition of Architecture from Scandinavia presented important public buildings, mainly in Finland, Norway and Sweden. This time the theme is set by one of the newest and largest hospital projects in Scandinavia, Herlev Hospital near Copenhagen. It is an expression of highly-developed technology and mastery of the architectural environment, an dleads naturally to other prominent works by Danish architects and engineers. The books also presents a broad selection of the quality products used in Scandinavian building industries. This pictorial introduction is group according to the know how required for the structure, the installlations involved and their energy consumption , and the furnishing of public settings. The text is in English, Germany, French and one Scandinavian language

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