Complete Architectural Composition, Rob Krier, Rizzoli, 1988, 1st U.s. Ed., Fine W/dj With A 50% Price Cut [9E8kOjTZ]

Rob Krier's Architectural Composition

Explore the depths of architectural theory and design with "Architectural Composition" by Rob Krier. This classic work, originally published in 1988, offers a comprehensive exploration of architectural form, theory, and composition. Emphasizing both theoretical and visual analyses, this book is a must-have for any architect, designer, or enthusiast of the built environment.

Exquisite First Edition

This First U.S. Edition is presented in a fine condition, housed within a pristine white paper dust jacket. The book itself boasts blue cloth-covered boards and features gilt lettering on the spine, enhancing its aesthetic appeal. Inside, the pages are in excellent condition, with no signs of wear or damage. The dust jacket, while showing light age toning and minor wear to the extremities, remains in overall pristine condition, protected by a paper-backed Mylar sleeve.

Comprehensive Content and Visuals

"Architectural Composition" is replete with over 500 illustrations, including black-and-white and color plates, and three double-gatefold color illustrations. This rich visual content brings Krier's theories to life, allowing readers to fully grasp the concepts discussed. The book's structure is thoughtfully organized, with chapters such as "Function, Construction and Architectural Form," "On Architectural Form," "The Elements of Architecture," "On Proportions," and "Essays on Architecture," each offering unique insights into the world of architecture.