Book Review: New Directions in American Architecture by ROBERT A. M. STERN. 1969 New Directions in Italian Architecture by VITTORIO GREGOTTI. 1969 New Directions in British Architecture by ROYSTON LANDAU. 1968 New Directions in German Architecture by GUNTHER FEUERSTEIN. 1969 New Directions in Japanese Architecture by ROBIN BoYD. 1968 New Directions in Swiss Architecture by JuL BACHMANN and STANISLAUS VON MOOS. 1969 New Directions in Latin American Architecture by FRANCISCO BULLRICH. 1969 New Directions in African Architecture by UDo KULTERMANN. 1969 London: Studio Vista. Each volume: pp. 128 incl. illustrations. 45/-
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