Staircases: The Architecture of Ascent
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Staircases: The Architecture of Ascent

by Jérôme Coignard, Jean Dethier, Oscar Tusquets Blanca, Martine Diot, Adelaïde De Savray

Architecture Design architectural history
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Staircases: The Architecture of Ascent examines the staircase as a defining architectural element. Bringing together contributions from Jérôme Coignard, Jean Dethier, Oscar Tusquets Blanca, Martine Diot, and Adelaïde De Savray, it offers a focused perspective on design, movement, and the structures that connect spaces.

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Staircases: The Architecture of Ascent focuses on staircases as significant elements of architectural design.

The book considers the forms and visual qualities associated with architectural ascent.

Its subject will appeal to readers interested in the relationship between movement, structure, and built space.

Contributors include Jérôme Coignard, Jean Dethier, Oscar Tusquets Blanca, Martine Diot, and Adelaïde De Savray.

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