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Buildings across Time: An Introduction to World Architecture

Buildings across Time: An Introduction to World Architecture
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Buildings across Time: An Introduction to World Architecture

 
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This heavily illustrated survey text provides students of both art history and architecture with a worldwide introduction to the history of architecture that is comprehensive and yet accessible. The third edition continues to offer comprehensive coverage in an accessible manner with expanded pedagogy, added social and historical context, and extended coverage of African and Andean architecture, as well as modern designs by women and non-Western architects.

 
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Product Details
Author:Michael Fazio
Paperback:608 pages
Publisher:McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
Publication Date:January 22, 2008
Language:English
ISBN:007305304X
Product Length:11.4 inches
Product Width:8.65 inches
Product Height:1.17 inches
Product Weight:4.17 pounds
Package Length:11.3 inches
Package Width:8.7 inches
Package Height:1.2 inches
Package Weight:4.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 14 reviews

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Average Customer Review:3.0 ( 14 customer reviews )
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26 of 28 found the following review helpful:


1Scamming Students?  Sep 28, 2006 By LQ
This book appears to be exactly the same as "A World History of Architecture" (Paperback) by the same authors and available on Amazon for $33.64 without the CD. The number of pages, table of contents, and intro sentence are exactly the same. It seems more than slightly shady to me to sell the exact same book with two different names.

This book is required reading for my Architectural History class and was for sale at my school's bookstore for $100. My stodgy old professor isn't teaching from the CD. I am not giving these people my money, I got my copy at the library.



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1Needless Expense  Feb 26, 2008 By Thomas G. Robbins "t Robbins"
I'm one of those "stodgy" old professors (who chose this book as a text before it included the disc and zoomed up in price.) I was unaware until last week that it's produced under another name without the disc, at 40% of the price of this one (Yes, tacky, isn't it?) This book is very good, but it's NOT a good purchase since the identical "A World History of Architecture," can be purchased instead. Same words, far better price. I'm changing texts for future classes.

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:


1Buy "A World History of Architecture" - 2nd edition instead  Sep 22, 2009 By Stephanie Hwang
I read the previous review about how there are two versions of this book with two different titles and two different prices, but I just wanted to double check. I purchased both to double check and the reviews were correct.

This book cost $85 and is paperback with no CD

"A World History of Architecture" - 2nd edition is half the price and a hardback version.

I skimmed the pages and it is the SAME EXACT BOOK down to the page numbers.

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:


3Bad CD  Apr 01, 2007 By Paul S Boyer "docbnj"
This is an interesting book, but is marked down because the CD does not open on the Macintosh, even though it is supposed to be OS X compatible. The publisher provides no work-around to the problem.

Not recommended.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:


2SAME books, but very different prices  Feb 15, 2008 By amazon's fan
I AM another testament that this book is TOTALLY the same as the other book "A World History of Architecture," but the prices ARE quite different.

Of course, THANKS to the previous comment and the reply.

My classmates all have this book, while I have the "World History" one, but no differences in the entire content (except the cover design) whatsoever.

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