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Modernity and Tradition Contemporary Architecture In Pakistan

Modernity and Tradition Contemporary Architecture In Pakistan
Architecture

Modernity and Tradition Contemporary Architecture In Pakistan

132 pages with colour & b/w plates printed in Pakistan 1999 Oxford.

Author Mumtaz Kamil Khan
Publication Year 1999
Language English
Pages 132
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