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The Splendour of Iran Volume II – Islamic Period (1), Vernacular Architecture, City Planning, Elements of Cities, Architectural Ornament

By: Pūrjavādī, Naṣr Allāh Publication details: London Booth‑Clibborn Editions 2001Description: 528pISBN: 1861540116Subject(s): HistoryDDC classification: 955 Summary: Focuses on vernacular architecture, urban design, mosque architecture, and cityscape elements from early Islamic to Safavid periods

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Focuses on vernacular architecture, urban design, mosque architecture, and cityscape elements from early Islamic to Safavid periods

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