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The Principles of Architectural Composition

Author: Howard Robertson

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Title: The Principles of Architectural Composition

Author: Howard Robertson

Description: Classic text on composition, proportion, contrast, and mass in architectural design. Written by a Fellow of RIBA. Public domain (1924, Archive.org).

Format: PDF

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