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A comprehensive technical manual that sets out fundamental architectural principles—order, arrangement, eurythmy, symmetry, propriety, and economy—and shows how to apply them to plans, elevations, and perspective. It explains the classical orders and their appropriate uses, derives proportions from modules and human measures, and offers practical guidance on site selection, orientation, materials, construction techniques, acoustics, water supply, machinery, and measurements. The work combines theoretical rules with concrete examples and design prescriptions for temples, public buildings, and private dwellings.
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