An edition of KVA (2001)

KVA

material misuse

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KVA
Christoph Grunenberg, Christop ...
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Architectural Association
Language
English
Pages
80

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Subjects

Building materials, Case studies, Kennedy & Violich Architecture (Firm), Architectural design, Architecture, History, Plywood construction

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KVA: material misuse
2001, Architectural Association
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Published in
London
Series
Architecture landscape urbanism -- 4
Genre
Case studies.
Other Titles
Material misuse

Classifications

Library of Congress
NA737.K4465 A4 2001, NA737.K4465A4 2001

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Pagination
80 p. :
Number of pages
80

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL17919970M
ISBN 10
1902902025
LCCN
2001347675
OCLC/WorldCat
48965413
Library Thing
1008454
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1239641

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