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Archetypes Of Urbanism

Presents a holistic approach to the aesthetic renewal of our cities and towns. This title stresses that visual quality control is especially important in the case of new construction, where aesthetic planning must be based on a clear description of the city structure.
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Presents a holistic approach to the aesthetic renewal of our cities & towns. This title stresses that visual quality control is especially important in the case of new construction, where aesthetic planning must be based on a clear description of the city structure.

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