ArchiGraphic
An Infographic Look at Architecture,
by Frank Jacobus
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appears in Architecture and Art.
This informative and engaging book uses a variety of inventive infographics to take an unusual look at Architecture, in a way that would not be possible with words and images alone. Through a variety of different infographics it compares, for example, the range of materials and colours used by different architects, the relative locations of their bu...
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appears in Architecture and Art.
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