An edition of Onomatope kenchiku (2015)

Onomatope kenchiku

Onomatopoeia architecture

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An edition of Onomatope kenchiku (2015)

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Shohan

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X-Knowledge
Language
Japanese
Pages
191

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Subjects
Catalogs, Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts) in architecture, Architectural Decoration and ornament, Japanese language, Onomatopoeic words
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Kengo Kuma (1954-)

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Onomatope kenchiku: Onomatopoeia architecture
2015, X-Knowledge
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Includes bibliographical references.

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Tōkyō
Other Titles
Onomatopoeia architecture

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Library of Congress
NA1559.K77 A4 2015

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Pagination
191 pages
Number of pages
191

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44488016M
ISBN 13
9784767820521
LCCN
2016394968
OCLC/WorldCat
964567760

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