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ARCH 170A: Historical Survey of Architecture and Urbanism
This guide is for students in ARCHITECTURE 170A & 170B, An Historical Survey of Architecture and Urbanism. Most print materials listed here will be placed on the ARCHITECTURE 170 BOOK CART in the Environmental Design Library prior to the deadline for the first draft of your paper. (Those items are available for everyone in the class and cannot be checked out.) Tags: architecture history survey architectural historical resources

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