Price: $15.00 USD
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Book Condition: Very Good+
256 pp, 11 1/4" H. Inscribed by the author on half title page: "In appreciation / Marc Denhez / 1998". B&w photographs, plans, drawings, reproductions. "(This book) is about fashion, politics, social mores, innovation, imagination, and technology. Prehistoric Inuit homes with windows of stretched seal guts, the log cabin, the bungalow, the R-2000 house, habitations in space - Denhez examines the ways and wherefores of them all." Dust jacket has minor edgewear/rubbing, light wrinkling.
Title: THE CANADIAN HOME: FROM CAVE TO ELECTRONIC COCOON.
Categories: Canada - Architecture, Architecture/Interior Design,
Edition: 2nd Printing
Publisher: Toronto, Durndurn Press: 1997
ISBN Number: 1550022024
ISBN Number 13: 9781550022025
Binding: Hard Cover
Book Condition: Very Good+
Jacket Condition: Very Good
Inscription: Inscribed By Author
Seller ID: 4812
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