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This book presents an original and easily accessible approach to understanding and exploring London's immensely diverse architecture. Because of its size and the number complexity and sheer variety of structures in the city not unplanned but without an overall plan it is more difficult to gain an understanding of London's development as a whole than it is with many other world cities such as Rome Paris or New York. It can no longer be encapsulated in a single view or narrated as a single story so this book approaches it selectively and thematically looking at elements of the architecture and services: domestic commercial religious and institutional. There are chapters on houses and on apartments as well as on offices and churches and on government buildings. There are sections for example on schools and on railway stations on shops and on pubs on parks and on buildings for sport. Extensively illustrated and richly informed the book treats of both the masterpieces and of the ordinary and ranges from the middle ages to the immediate present. It culminates in 12 architectural walks each carefully planned to explore a diversity of buildings and architectural heritage and ranging from the central City and Westminster to the inner and outer suburbs.

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