Conclusion: Ten Principles for the Study of Proportional Systems in the History of Architecture

Matthew A Cohen

doi:10.5334/ah.bw

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Conclusion: Ten Principles for the Study of Proportional Systems in the History of Architecture

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Conclusion: Ten Principles for the Study of Proportional Systems in the History of Architecture

Matthew A Cohen

Architectural Histories, Vol.2(1), pp.7-np

06/20/2014

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ah.bw

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The study of proportional systems today lacks a common framework for discussion. In this conclusion to the special collection of essays on this topic published in 'Architectural Histories', Matthew A. Cohen provides ten principles as a basis for future discussion on this complex topic.

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Title: Conclusion: Ten Principles for the Study of Proportional Systems in the History of Architecture
Creators: Matthew A Cohen
Publication Details: Architectural Histories, Vol.2(1), pp.7-np
Academic Unit: Design and Construction, School of
Publisher: Ubiquity Press
Identifiers: 99900547853101842
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article