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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/61540772 Title: Propriety and continuity Author: Colin St John Wilson; Pidgeon Audio Visual Publisher: London, England : Pidgeon Audio Visual, 1982. -- OCLC:61540772

  
  

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Propriety and continuity

Author:	Colin St John Wilson; Pidgeon Audio Visual.
Publisher:	London, England : Pidgeon Audio Visual, 1982. --
Edition/Format:	Visual material : Slide : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	When designing a building, Wilson believes that it is essential to ensure a proper dialogue between architect and user of the building. And the design must serve "not only at the level of utility and visual pleasure, but also at a deeper psychological level." Wilson is best known for designing the British Library complex.
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Subjects	St. John Wilson, Colin. British Library. Architecture -- Human factors. View all subjects
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