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New Orleans: An Intimate Journey Through a City with Soul
ISBN-13:
9781864707175
ISBN-10:
1864707178
Author:
Geoffrey Baker
Publication date:
2019
Publisher:
Images Publishing Dist Ac
Format:
Hardcover
288 pages
Category:
Buildings
,
Architecture
,
Urban & Land Use Planning
,
Vernacular
,
State & Local
,
United States History
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ISBN-13:
9781864707175
ISBN-10:
1864707178
Author:
Geoffrey Baker
Publication date:
2019
Publisher:
Images Publishing Dist Ac
Format:
Hardcover
288 pages
Category:
Buildings
,
Architecture
,
Urban & Land Use Planning
,
Vernacular
,
State & Local
,
United States History
Summary
New Orleans: An Intimate Journey Through a City with Soul (ISBN-13: 9781864707175 and ISBN-10: 1864707178), written by authors
Geoffrey Baker, was published by Images Publishing Dist Ac in 2019.
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- Adds a new dimension to the architectural guide by marrying incisive analysis of the development of New Orleans's urban design context with beautiful color illustrations, as well as beautiful photos
- The book takes you on a vibrant pictorial tour of the city s innovative architecture, building interiors, cityscapes and topography by renowned photographer Timothy Dunford. His full-color, large-scale photographs showcase the city's atmospheric streets and boulevards, grand mansions and vibrant domestic residences, with close-ups of classical as well as modern architectural details
- Geoffrey H. Baker provides pertinent comparisons with historical references to New Orleans by other eminent writers, such as Mark Twain and others. Baker references and compares international cities with elements of New Orleans's urban development, architectural styles, and culture. He includes commentary on the Make it Right project, and HRH Prince Charles's work on Poundbury
- Covers topics ranging across architectural styles (balconies, shutters, courtyards, façades etc); indepth descriptions of key landmarks, including Saint Louis Cathedral, William Faulkner in Pirate's Alley, the atmospheric charms of the Vieux Careé, the Garden District, Rosa Park, Jackson Square; and the natural botanic elements of the city's flora, trees, parks, and greenery; and so much more
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