Architecture That Speaks: S. C. P. Vosper and Ten Remarkable Buildings at Texas A&M (Volume 127) (Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, Texas A&M University)

Loving Texas A & M University which dates from 1875, ARCHITECTURE THAT SPEAKS is a lovely book to grace our cocktail table as well as for us to enjoy reading. As an interior designer and wife of a "Texas Aggie," as well as a personal friend of one of the co-authors, I am delighted to have this book with lovely photographs of some of the historical buildings on campus and to read of their history.

Bought this book for my brother in law as a Christmas gift. He is a graduate of TAMU architecture school. We all enjoyed the history and beauty of these wonderful historic buildings. There is a plan to back now and search out these beautiful places!

Gift for my son at Christmas. He is a graduate of the Texas A&M School of Environmental Design and the author was a professor.

My grandson loved the book as he is getting his master's degree in Architecture. He is a Texas Aggie. Thank you.

Elegant book. Beautiful pictures and information about the buildings on the Texas A&M campus.

I gave this to my brother as a gift along with a 3D map of Kyle Field which made him cry. He was really happy and amazed at how nice the book looked and even more surprised when it had all the history and photos of the buildings on campus. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves architecture and of course, Texas A&M and it's long and illustrious history.

I guess I've known Prof. Woodcock off-on since the mid-70s beginning with Masters in Architecture pursuits where he always has been considered highly respected in at least this department if not others as well. This has always been the go-to expert for historical opinons, interpretations, research, collaboration, preservation and even at times to employ for such endeavors ... not that he only performs this specialty, it's just difficult to find an equal in this portion of Texas for historic pieces.I would suggest that to ask someone of this great statue what is notable would be priceless. To have it spoon fed, illustrated, photographed and narrated is beyond even that. In a word ... WOW.

I'm an Aggie who also loves old buildings. This book combines two of my passions into one. It has amazing photos of buildings on campus, and I love the detailed descriptions of each one. The photos must have been taken in the summer so there weren't hundreds of students in the background! Just a beautiful book. Well done.