Space and the architect: lessons in architecture 2
- First published 2000
- 291 pages
- English
What readers say
4.07
46 ratings across the webThe book is widely recognized as a valuable and recommended resource for a specific audience. It is highlighted as particularly beneficial for architecture students, suggesting its content is relevant, insightful, and contributes positively to their understanding and studies within the field.
However, some feedback indicates that the book does not achieve the same level of captivating engagement as the author's previous work. While still holding merit, it is noted to be slightly less compelling when compared to Hertzberger's first publication.
In conclusion, despite being perceived as not quite matching the engagement level of the author's earlier book, this title remains a highly recommended read for its intended audience. It is especially well-suited for architecture students seeking pertinent and enriching material for their academic journey.
However, some feedback indicates that the book does not achieve the same level of captivating engagement as the author's previous work. While still holding merit, it is noted to be slightly less compelling when compared to Hertzberger's first publication.
In conclusion, despite being perceived as not quite matching the engagement level of the author's earlier book, this title remains a highly recommended read for its intended audience. It is especially well-suited for architecture students seeking pertinent and enriching material for their academic journey.
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Details & editions
- This edition
- 010 Publishers, 2010
- ISBN
- 9789064507335
- Language
- English
Original edition Space and the architect Originally published in 2000 · English · 010 Publishers
