Forms and functions of twentieth-century architecture /
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New York:
Columbia University Press,
c1952
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Table of Contents:
- v. 1. The elements of building.
- v. 2.The principles of composition.
- v. 3. Building types : buildings for residence, for popular gatherings, for education, and for government.
- v. 4. Building types : buildings for commerce and industry, for public health, for transportation, for social welfare and recreation the community as architecture.