Brussels architectures from 1950 to the present day

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Maurice Culot
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"The some 400 projects presented are placed in the context of their age and their significance: repairing the damage caused by the route taken by the North-South railway junction and the impoverishment of the city centre, Expo '58 and the primacy awarded to the motorcar, the phenomenon of bruxellisation, May '68 and urban protest, the oil crises and birth of the metro, the effects of regionalization, urban renewal and the growing strength of environmental demands"--Back cover.

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AAM Editions
Language
English
Pages
316

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Brussels architectures from 1950 to the present day
2012, AAM Editions
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Edition Notes

Includes indexes.

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Brussels

Classifications

Library of Congress
DH809.7 .B76 2012, NA1170 .B787 2012

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316 pages
Number of pages
316

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30959812M
ISBN 10
2871432597
ISBN 13
9782871432593
LCCN
2013430245
OCLC/WorldCat
833341504

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