02058cam a2200421 4500007646448MiAaHDL20220614000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua750710s1920 enkf 000 0 eng c 21008442 1008289882sdr-gu.993279993902959sdr-srlf160881(EXLNZ-01GALI_NETWORK)9910306159902931(OCoLC)1440687GUAengGUAOCLCQUKMGBOCLCFOCLCQOCLCOOCLCQNA2550.A7Attlee, Thomas Simons.Man and his buildings,by T.S. Attlee.London,Swarthmore Press[1920]178 pagesplates19 cmtexttxtrdacontentunmediatednrdamediavolumencrdacarrier8vo.rdabfThe Christian revolution series, vol. x"Largely an expansion of an essay on The influence on architecture of the condition of the worker, which gained the silver medal of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1914. That essay in its turn was largely inspired by Ruskin's great chapter in The stones of Venice on The nature of Gothic, and is an attempt to apply the principles enunciated there more widely."--Note, p. vIntroduction.--Egypt and Greece: Darkness and daylight.--Rome and Byzantium: Frost and thaw.--Gothic I: Adventure.--Gothic II: Exultation.--Classic revival: Playtime and pedantry.--To-day: Chaos.--The future: Revolution.--Bibliography.Mode of access: Internet.Civilization.fast(OCoLC)fst00862898Building.fast(OCoLC)fst00840551Architecture.fast(OCoLC)fst00813346civilization.aatconstructions (sculpture)aatarchitecture (discipline)aatCivilizationCivilization.Building.Architecture.Online version:Attlee, Thomas Simons.Man and his buildings.London, Swarthmore Press [1920](OCoLC)64698230300764644820220429213022.020220614000000.020220614140514.02026-06-05T18:04:02Z2026-06-05T17:30:03Z2022-06-25T20:00:03ZSDR-GUALMAprepare.pl-004-008BKsdr-gu.993279993902959uga1SDRGUuga1.32108005038982GU993279993902959GUGU20260605googleuga1.321080050389821920pdusaddia.manhisbuildings00attlialaUCISRLF20181119iauc2.ark:/13960/t03x85q6f1920pdusadd