Architecture from BookMangos

London: George Weidenfeld & Nicolson Ltd, 1993. First printing. Paperback. Near Fine. Throughout history the much loved English country cottage has meant different things to different people and to a certain extent it has become a victim of its own image. Over the centuries, the cottage evolved from being little more then a poorly constructed hut to something… Read more about this item

London: barrie and jenkins, 1991. First edition. Very Good/very good. a beautiful pictorial book of english houses. burgundy boards with writing to spine. some minor bumping and marks. clean pages and tight binding.dj mylar covered, not price clipped.minor shelfwear.heavy book so post and packing to be adjusted accordingly. First Edition AB73

London: Country Life, 1914. Hardback. Very Good. A lovely book for real lovers of English Country Homes. It has examples of 40 houses from five centuries. Many black and white photos. Red embossed boards with bumped corners and one small mark on the front. The top of the spine is bumped. Inside cover is like red wallpaper and… Read more about this item

Butterworth-heinemann, 2007. Second edition. Paperback. Near Fine. The author enables the lay person to find the correct technical term by means of easy to read diagrams. AB3

London: Macmillan, 1985. Very Good/very good. A personal anthology of John Julius Norwich of the finest and most fascinating buildings in southern England. This is a large book so the post and packing will be adjusted accordingly. Blue boards with writing to spine. Some bumping to corners. Dj minor bumping and shelf wear. Nice tight binding and clean… Read more about this item

London: Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd, 1956. First printing. Very Good +. The author provides an insight to the design of the cathedral as an image, and meant to be understood as one and develops the thesis that ecclesiastical architecture represents the reality of which it is a symbol or image in a manner that differs radically from… Read more about this item

London: John Murray, 1964. Hardback. second hand - Fine/Fine. London: John Murray, 1964. Fine/Fine. This is a history of the parsonage as a building. Blue boards. Tight binding and clean pages. Black and white photos of parsonages.Minor bumping and shelf wear. Dj mylar covered, a little rubbed and dirty. Dj mylar covered, a little rubbed and dirty. … Read more about this item

London: B.T. Batsford Ltd, 1977. First edition. Very Good +/very good +. Lincolnshire, in addition to being one of the largest counties in England, has an exceptional range of scenery and architecture to offer its visitors: the variety of fens, wold and marshland; small towns, as worth seeing as they are rarely explored; houses and castles; the village… Read more about this item

London: B T Batsford, 1899. Very Good. A book prepared for the use of students and craftsmen for treating upon the evolution, tradition and development of architecture and other applied arts. Blue boards with gold writing to spine and front cover.All corners are bumped and there is a stain on the back cover in the top right hand… Read more about this item

London: Batsford, 1974. First Published. Very Good/very good. This is not a book about the history of the churches but looks at each church as it is now, and what he thinks is worth seeking out and what he thinks needs to be done to them. It is therefore subjective and will invite discussion. Red boards with gold… Read more about this item

Spurbooks, 1977. Second edition. Paperback. Very Good. The story of the rare breed of craftsmen who exported their skills to the world. Illustrated with many original photographs, describing the history of a living English craft. Some shelf wear and user marks AB1

New York: Museum of modern art, 1966. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. This is a study in a series of occasional papers concerned with the theoretical background of modern architecture. quite dirty covers.some rubbing and bumping, but tight binding.This is a scarce book. AB74

London: C. Arthur Pearson Ltd. Second edition. Very Good. A plain practical instruction for those who have a greenhouse and desire to grow in it good plants to their best advantage. There is no date but on the rear pages there are advertisements with reference to King Edward VII so possibly early 1900s. Green boards with writing… Read more about this item

London: Longmans, 1962. First edition. Very Good/very good. The history of architecture from the close of the gothic period to the end of the eighteenthe century. Blue boards with writing to spine. Rubbed and some shelfwear.clean pages and tight binding. owner inscription in ink. dj mylar covered and not price clipped.Many photographs in black and white throughout.heavy book… Read more about this item