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How to Read New York

A crash course in Big Apple architecture

Will Jones

How to Read New York looks at the main architectural styles that have contributed to one of the most famous cityscapes in the world. For each building, architectural summaries are followed by "I-Spy" guides to help you find and identify the most intriguing details. Travellers and citizens alike will discover the tools to appreciate the architectural themes and motifs of a unique city.

Published: Feb, 2012

Will Jones has been writing for design and architectural magazines around the world for more than fifteen years, and is the author of several books including Modern Architecture in New York, Unbuilt Masterworks of the 21st Century, and Architects' Sketchbooks.

  • 256 pages
  • h 165mm x w 135mm
  • paperback with flaps
  • full colour throughout
  • 47,000 words
  • Printed ISBN:978-0-789324-90-0

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