2011, ISBN: 9788886805001

Marg Publications, 2011. 5th or later edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 21 cm. This book examines the private and ceremonial structures found in the five principal dynastic capitals and adm… Mehr…

Marg Publications, 2011. 5th or later edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 21 cm. This book examines the private and ceremonial structures found in the five principal dynastic capitals and administrative centres of the Deccan in the 14th-19th centuries. For the first time the Indo-Islamic courtly cultures of the different dynasties that ruled the Deccan, with their surrounding garden areas and water resources, have been considered as one entity. The articles and photographs offer a fresh look at both familiar and unfamiliar buildings, capturing the architectural inventiveness and dazzling details of these now silent but splendid palaces Printed Pages: 148., Marg Publications, 2011, Marg Publications, 2011. 5th or later edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 21 cm. This book examines the private and ceremonial structures found in the five principal dynastic capitals and administrative centres of the Deccan in the 14th-19th centuries. For the first time the Indo-Islamic courtly cultures of the different dynasties that ruled the Deccan, with their surrounding garden areas and water resources, have been considered as one entity. The articles and photographs offer a fresh look at both familiar and unfamiliar buildings, capturing the architectural inventiveness and dazzling details of these now silent but splendid palaces Printed Pages: 148., Marg Publications, 2011, Cambridge: AKPIA (Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University)/MIT, 1999. Blue paper covers (French fold; Bukhara: A View of the Charminar appears in color on the front cover), 4to, 186 pages, black-and-white photos, maps, and line drawings; introduction by Attilio Petruccioli. This publication in the Seminar Proceedings series (Series 1, Volume 3) includes "How Ancient Is Bukhara?" by Richard Frye, "What Arabic and Persian Sources Tell Us About the Structure of Tenth-Century Bukhara," by Heinz Gaube, "Coins of Ancient Bukhara" by Edward Rtveladze, "The Size of Samanid Bukhara: A Note on Settlement Patterns in Early Islamic Mawarannahr" by Aleksandr Naymark, "Lower Layers of Bukhara: Characteristics of the Earliest Settlements" by E. G. Nekrasova, "Between Conservation and Innovation: The Central Plan of Bukhara" by Firouz Ashrafi, "Bukhara and Its Hinterland: The Oasis of Bukhara in the Sixteenth Century in the Light of the Juybari Codex" by Florian Schwarz, "Bukhara's Suburban Villages: Juzmandun in the Sixteenth Century" by Robert McChesney, "Evolution of Architecture of the Sufi Complexes in Bukhara" by Maylyuda Yusupova, "Suburban Ensembles of Bukhara" by Nasim H. Sharipov, "The Role of Bukhara in the Creation of the Architectural Typology of the Former Mausoleums of Mavarannahr" by G. A. Pugachenkova, "Bukhara from the Russian Conquest to the Present" by Annette Gangler, "The Soviet Interpretation and Preservation of the Ancient Heritage of Uzbekistan: The Example of Bukhara" by Mounira Azzout, "An Atlas of Building Elements in the City of Bukhara" by Attilio Petruccioli, and "Revitalization of the Heritage of Uzbekistan" by Botir Usmanov. Apparent 1st printing. Near fine condition (sole defect: minor edgewear at top edge)., AKPIA (Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University)/MIT, 1999<

1999, ISBN: 9788886805001

Cambridge: AKPIA (Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University)/MIT, 1999. Blue paper covers (French fold; Bukhara: A View of the Charminar appears in color on the fron… Mehr…

Cambridge: AKPIA (Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University)/MIT, 1999. Blue paper covers (French fold; Bukhara: A View of the Charminar appears in color on the front cover), 4to, 186 pages, black-and-white photos, maps, and line drawings; introduction by Attilio Petruccioli. This publication in the Seminar Proceedings series (Series 1, Volume 3) includes "How Ancient Is Bukhara?" by Richard Frye, "What Arabic and Persian Sources Tell Us About the Structure of Tenth-Century Bukhara," by Heinz Gaube, "Coins of Ancient Bukhara" by Edward Rtveladze, "The Size of Samanid Bukhara: A Note on Settlement Patterns in Early Islamic Mawarannahr" by Aleksandr Naymark, "Lower Layers of Bukhara: Characteristics of the Earliest Settlements" by E. G. Nekrasova, "Between Conservation and Innovation: The Central Plan of Bukhara" by Firouz Ashrafi, "Bukhara and Its Hinterland: The Oasis of Bukhara in the Sixteenth Century in the Light of the Juybari Codex" by Florian Schwarz, "Bukhara's Suburban Villages: Juzmandun in the Sixteenth Century" by Robert McChesney, "Evolution of Architecture of the Sufi Complexes in Bukhara" by Maylyuda Yusupova, "Suburban Ensembles of Bukhara" by Nasim H. Sharipov, "The Role of Bukhara in the Creation of the Architectural Typology of the Former Mausoleums of Mavarannahr" by G. A. Pugachenkova, "Bukhara from the Russian Conquest to the Present" by Annette Gangler, "The Soviet Interpretation and Preservation of the Ancient Heritage of Uzbekistan: The Example of Bukhara" by Mounira Azzout, "An Atlas of Building Elements in the City of Bukhara" by Attilio Petruccioli, and "Revitalization of the Heritage of Uzbekistan" by Botir Usmanov. Apparent 1st printing. Near fine condition (sole defect: minor edgewear at top edge)., AKPIA (Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University)/MIT, 1999<

1996, ISBN: 9788886805001

Cambridge, MA: AKPIA & MIT, 1996. Softcover. VG+, clean and tight but with very light red tint in some areas of very bottoms of pages (when closed), likely rubbed off from something … Mehr…

Cambridge, MA: AKPIA & MIT, 1996. Softcover. VG+, clean and tight but with very light red tint in some areas of very bottoms of pages (when closed), likely rubbed off from something else.. Royal blue wraps with color illus. and white lettering. French flaps. 186 pp. with numerous bw illus. Proceedings of the international symposium sponsored by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation and the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Held at MIT, Cambridge on November 1996. From the series Theory and Method in Islamic Architectural Design. The range of issues discussed includes the single architectural object as well as the urban fabric and the territory, due to the integration of the different scales of the built environment. Central themes of debate are the morphological study of the cities, either as reading or operative design, as well as the restoration and conservation of the architectural patrimony - from the front flap., AKPIA & MIT, 1996<

1492, ISBN: 8886805004

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