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BALKRISHNA DOSHI. AN ARCHITECTURE FOR INDIA

BALKRISHNA DOSHI. AN ARCHITECTURE FOR INDIA
Architecture

BALKRISHNA DOSHI. AN ARCHITECTURE FOR INDIA

190 pages with 182 photographs, 133 drawings & sketches and 2 maps. 2014 reprint. Printed in Mumbai. Ahmedabad. PAPER BACK.

Author CURTIS WILLIAM J.R.
Publication Year 2014
Language English
Pages 190
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