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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 384 page, illustrated, early 20th century work on "the year's progress in medicine and surgery". Few minor exterior marks. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 391 page, illustrated, early 20th century work on "the year's progress in medicine and surgery". Few minor exterior marks, spine label is rubbed. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 418 page, illustrated, early 20th century work on "the year's progress in medicine and surgery". Few minor exterior marks, spine label is rubbed. Book.

First Edition. 24.5 x 19cm. Seven paperback volumes [various pagination]. Missing issue one of the second volume. Edited by David Dunster and later with Allen Cunningham. Contents include: Vol. 1, No. 1 (Spring 1996): 'Thanks to the RIBA' (Parts 1 & 2 published across two issues) by Colin Rowe, 'The dialectic of the built environment: The making of an imperial city' by Jonathan Charley, 'Architecture, meaning and significance' by Edward Winters, 'From model to simulation: Scale in the architecture of tourism' by Paul Davies, 'Architectural discourse and Giedion' by Royston Landau, 'From drawing board to drawing crowds: Constructing the image of the city' by Sherry Bates, 'The impact of information technology on urban development with particular reference to the city-state of Singapore in the 21st century' by Foo Ah Fong. Vol. 1, No. 2 (Summer 1996): 'Post Scriptum' by Jeremy Melvin, 'Intelligent building technologies: A case of Japanese buildings' by Jong-Jin Kim, 'In search of the pointed arch: Freemasonry and Thomas Hope's An Historical Essay on Architecture' by Suzanne Stephens, 'Architectural history: The invisible subject' by Elizabeth McKellar. Vol. 1, No. 3 (Autumn 1996): 'Architecture after history: Nostalgia and modernity at the end of the century' by Anthony Vidler, 'The Bauhaus as cultural paradigm' by Diana Periton, 'Once upon a sign: Relationships of architecture and narrative in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum' by Mairi Johnson, 'Language, sites and types: a consideration of the work of ¡lvaro Siza' by Robert A. Levit, 'Appropriate Technology: Self-build housing in Rafaela, Santa Fe, Argentina' by A. Ferrero, M.Minoldo and M. Mendizabal. Vol. 1, No. 4 (Winter 1996): 'Simply difficult: a debate on German architecture' by Vittorio Lampugnani and Daniel Liebeskind, 'Identity and memory in the modern metropolis: Elements for a discussion. The case of Sao Paulo' by Elisabetta Andreoli, 'Between the barrier and the sieve: finding the border in the Modern Movement' by Helmut Lethen, 'Settler housing in New Zealand' by Lynne Hancock, 'The technical imagination: thoughts on the relation of technique and design in architecture' by Dean Hawkes. Vol. 2, No. 2 (Summer 1997): 'Observations on Berlin and Bonn' by Axel Schultes, 'Proun: An exercise in the illusion of four-dimensional space' by Richard Difford, 'Using 20th century masterworks in school' by Daniel Bernstein, Paolo Carrozzino, Joel Loial, Carine Natali and Fabrice Pilorge, 'Looking at the Parthenon' by John McKean. Vol. 2, No. 3 (Autumn 1997): 'The planning of Berlin's city and historic centre' by Dieter Hoffmann-Axthelm and Bernd Albers, 'Guidelines for urban interventions in the City West' by Fritz Neumeyer and Manfred Ortner, 'Berlin's centre: What shall there be?' by Bernhard Schneider, 'Cultural politics in Berlin' by Bernhard Schneider, 'Win-win in urban design' by Christoph Langhof, 'Defend the Gate!' by Rudolf Stegers, 'Three prescriptions' by Daniel Libeskind, 'The new Chancellory' by Axel Schultes, 'Berlin 2000: A missed opportunity' by Matthias Sauerbruch, Vol. 2, No. 4 (Winter 1997): 'Oscar Niemeyer: a misbehaved pupil of rationalism' by Hugo Segawa, 'Space beyond: Spatiality and the city in the writings of Georg Simmel' by Iain Borden, 'The two minds of architecture: the quick and the dead' by Patrick Hodgkinson, 'What Vitruvius Said' by Richard Patterson. Many other editorials and book reviews. Rare. A good condition set.…