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A place for the law in architectural studies

Abstract Some exposure to a system which regards consistent methods of reasoning as important is potentially beneficial in its own right to architecture students. In addition, at least one design programme which requires a considered response to municipal design controls is a useful preparation for practice in which architects′ designs are routinely required to withstand scrutiny in design review procedures.

John Cooke | J. Cooke

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