Ancient Greek Architects at Work: Problems of Structure and Design

This classic text on The principles of Greek architecture has stood the test of time. The book expresses in clear English the evolution of Greek architecture as a revolution in stone construction and a radical break from its predecessors of wood and brick. The innovative nature of this change of building material created an aesthetic durability which has endured to this day

Yes! Book was as advertised, and as always, deliver was without complaint! Great job by all!

Received promptly and well. Have been pleased with this studied approach to the architecture of this era. Author has an enjoyable style in posting information!

While Dinsmoor wrote a very comprehensive handbook on Greek architecture, it is a bit dated at this point. Ancient Greek Architects at work was a valuable read for me not only in my Greek architecture survey class, but also as I prepared for my MA exams in Classical Archaeology. I highly recommend this book.

Interesting, exactly what I was expecting.It worths to have it every architect. It was delivered on time.