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_nRRRLF,Kolkata
041 _aEnglish
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_bGAU/ST
100 _aGautam Bhatia
245 _aSTORIES OF STOREYS
_b: Art, Architecture and City
250 _a1
260 _aNew Delhi
_bSage Publications India
_c2018
300 _g379
500 _aA renowned architect and artist on how public architecture in our cities has lost contact with the lives of the common people. Behind the seemingly ordinary life of a practising architect lies a whole host of non-professional impulses that give shape to buildings. Stories of Storeys: Art, Architecture and the City is about these impulses and conditions-social, literate, personal and political-which are expressed, but often ignored in architecture. Bhatia looks at the ordinary, physical, visible and tactile involvement of our urban environment and the way it affects, communicates with, or influences us. An all-inclusive sociology of architecture, the book draws on the social life of some of architecture's role players, people whose peculiar demands on design have come to characterize the building environment of our times, and times that are characterized by this progressive isolation of architecture from the society of common people.
650 _aArchitecture and society
650 _aUrban Sociology
650 _aConstruction of buildings 
650 _aConstruction of buildings
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