***************************************************************************************************************************************** STUDIES IN TECTONIC CULTURE: The Poetics of Construction in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Architecture by Kenneth Frampton – inscribed by author Published by The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts / London, England. “Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Chicago, Illinois.” Copyright 1995, Massachussetts Institute of Technology. Second Printing, 1996. ISBN 0262061732 (hc). Near Fine Condition hardcover book in Near Fine Condition dust jacket. Exterior: Gray cloth binding is clean, square, tight. Silver lettering on spine. Large book measures 11-1/4″ high by 9″ wide. Interior: Endpapers are clean, factrory colored gray. Pages are clean, smooth, bright, semi-glossy. AUTHOR’S INSCRIPTION in ink on title page, otherwise no owner names, no underlining/highlighting of text or handwriting of any kind. B/W illustrations throughout consist of architectural drawings and photos. 430 pages including index. Dust Jacket: Heavy paper, clean, semi-glossy, illustrated front and back. Contents: For those interested in modern building. “Kenneth Frampton has delved into the hidden causes behind the complicated process by which the discoveries of technology are brought into culture.” -from dust jacket. NOTE: I only use photos of the actual item I’m selling (no stock photos). I combine shipping. Each additional book/CD/DVD set is $1.00 added to the media rate shipping cost of the heaviest book/CD/DVD set. This policy does not apply to sets of books. I will reduce the shipping cost as much as possible when you buy a set of books plus other book items. Winning bidder pays (Go to the SHIPPING CALCULATOR for this item). New York State residents pay 8% tax. Next day shipping with Paypal (which is easy to sign up for and no extra cost to the buyer). Payment to be received within 10 days. REFUND POLICY: A REFUND OF YOUR PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE GLADLY GIVEN FOR ANY ITEM WHEN RETURNED IN THE SAME CONDITION AS WHEN SENT.