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A perceptive exploration of architecture as the art of building, tracing it back to its roots in Ancient Greece and Rome.
A fascinating and compelling, beautifully illustrated study of classical architecture and its continuing influence on western building. Table of Contents: Preface; 1. Imitation in Architecture; 2. From Techne to Tectonics; 3. The Classical Order; 4. Character and Style; 5. Common Sense; 6. Tradition and the New; 7. Appendix (selections from Plato, Cicero, Alberti, Hegel and other writers on classical architecture). 54 line drawings, 128 full-color photographs.
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James Van horne
reviewed Classical Architecture on September 08, 2007 Classical Architecture
I highly recommend the Wiley review books.
I prepared for the exam with Roger Philip CPA, which provides it's own study material but uses Wiley CPA for the study questions. So I can't speak for the study material itself, but the questions are very good and WILL prepare you for the exam.
Do all of them, and also make sure you get a version with access to download additional questions. This will allow you to focus in on areas you're weaker in.
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