World Architecture: A Cross-Cultural History
by Spiro Kostof, Richard Ingersoll
World Architecture: A Cross-Cultural History combines extensive visual material with practical study resources. Photographs, graphics, drawings, maps, timelines, case studies, review questions, bibliographies, and a glossary help readers examine architectural history and understand how classic buildings were created across cultures.
About This Book
World Architecture: A Cross-Cultural History by Spiro Kostof and Richard Ingersoll presents architectural history through a broad, cross-cultural perspective.
More than 800 color photographs, original graphics, architectural drawings, maps, and diagrams illustrate how classic buildings were created.
Designed to support learning, the book includes timelines, chapter introductions, case studies, bibliographies, review questions, and a glossary.
Companion website resources add chapter summaries, self-exams, review questions, and Google Earth maps showing the locations of key structures.
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