The Wessex Project: Thomas Hardy, Architect Janice Phillips

The Wessex Project: Thomas Hardy, Architect Janice PhillipsAs an architect, Thomas Hardy is known only for his red brick suburban villa, Max Gate. This book takes a wider view, arguing that architects do not just make buildings, but use other forms to change how we see and use the world. Illustrated with a wealth of his little known drawings, it shows how Hardy developed Wessex, just as an architect would.

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