Keyword [Century]
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| 181. | The resurrection of traditional Japanese architecture toward the twenty-first century: The architecture of Shigeru Ban |
| 182. | Overlooked: Representations of the balcony in print and paint, from Boccaccio to Caillebotte |
| 183. | Rounding the turn for home: Harness racing in New Brunswick and Maine, 1880--1901 |
| 184. | Refiguring the Palladian legacy: Architectural reform in eighteenth-century Venice |
| 185. | Selling the silent salesman: Irv Koons and mid-twentieth century packaging design |
| 186. | Flame, furnace, fuel: Creating Kansas City in the nineteenth century |
| 187. | Death perception: Envisioning a cemetery landscape for the 21st century |
| 188. | The mapping of modernity: Impressionist landscapes, engineering, and transportation imagery in 19th-century France |
| 189. | A location analysis of early seventeenth century Neutral settlements, southern Ontario |
| 190. | An archaic fabric: Culture and landscape in an early Inner Asian oasis (3rd--4th century C.E. Niya) |
| 191. | Equilibrium and *explanation in 18th century *mechanics |
| 192. | Byzantium in Bavaria: Art, architecture and history between empiricism and invention in the post-Napoleonic era |
| 193. | Rising from the ashes: The transformation of nineteenth-century building culture in Charlestown, Massachusetts |
| 194. | A symbiotic relationship between mid century modern masters: The collaborative works of Arthur and Marie Berger, landscape architects, and O'Neil Ford, architect |
| 195. | Postcolonial planning: The Alternative Planning Group and the transformation of social planning in Toronto at the turn of the 21st century |
| 196. | Body and soul: Landscape aesthetics, the market revolution, and the nineteenth-century American wilderness |
| 197. | Pervasive beauty: Modern architecture and mass democracy at mid-century |
| 198. | Background and development of the tin-glaze tile industry in colonial Mexico |
| 199. | Influence of culture, faith, environment, and building technology on the built form: The case of nineteenth century Catholic churches in Galveston, Texas |
| 200. | Adapting the city to meet rural desires: The English urban landscape as surrogate country house |
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