Identifying American Architecture A Pictorial Guide
Identifying American Architecture A Pictorial Guide by John Blumenson is a 2nd Revised & enlarged edition published by W. W. Norton & Company in 1981. This 118-page book is presented in English and serves as a resource for understanding various architectural styles found in neighborhoods across the United States, including Georgian, Prairie, International, Spanish, and Colonial Revival.
Readers will find that this guide facilitates the identification of architectural styles and terminology through a visual comparison of real buildings with numerous photographs. The book focuses on residential architecture and provides insights into the history and regional variations of these styles, making it a valuable reference for anyone interested in architecture and its diverse forms.
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What styles of architecture are found in your neighborhood–Georgian, Prairie, International, Spanish, Colonial Revival?
This book enables the reader to determine styles and identify architectural terms by comparing real buildings with the book’s many photographs.
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