Discover the fascinating world of architecture with the 'Atlas of Architecture and Marvellous Monuments.' This stunning paperback, published by Little Gestalten, offers an extraordinary journey through the most remarkable buildings across the globe. Perfect for both curious children and knowledgeable adults, this engaging atlas showcases magnificent structures like the world’s largest clay building in Mali, the architectural wonder of Neuschwanstein Castle, and the iconic Atomium in Brussels, featuring Europe's longest escalators. Explore fascinating cultural landmarks, including the grand mosque that spans the area of 56 football fields.

In this beautifully illustrated atlas, authors Sarah Tavernier and Alexandre Verhille take readers on an educational adventure, pairing breathtaking architectural feats with engaging facts. Readers will uncover the tallest towers, longest bridges, and a blend of architectural styles from different periods, all cleverly mapped out to place each structure within a geographical context. Ideal for educational purposes or leisurely reading, this Atlas of Architecture guarantees a rich and informative experience that is both visually captivating and filled with remarkable insights. Whether as a gift for a budding architect or a personal collection, this book is an essential addition for anyone intrigued by the marvels of modern and historical buildings. Delivery options are available to ensure your copy arrives promptly, ready to inspire and educate. Dive into the wonders of the world’s architecture today!

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
Title: Atlas of Architecture and Marvellous ...
Publisher: Little Gestalten
Publication Date: 2016
Binding: Paperback
Illustrator: Verhille, Alexandre; Tavernier, Sarah

Details:
This unique architecture atlas shows the most remarkable buildings in the world. Children and adults will marvel in amazement. Mali, in North Africa, is home to the largest building made out of clay; the structure only took one year to complete. For the construction of Neuschwanstein Castle, 465 tons of marble were hefted to the Alps to the building site. The Atomium in Brussels boasts the longest escalators in Europe. The largest mosque in the world is as big as 56 football fields. The Illustrated Atlas of Architecture and Marvelous Monuments presents a world of breathtaking buildings and their incredible stories through illustrated maps and engaging factsheets. Sarah Tavernier and Alexandre Verhille have already deftly shown with Legendary Routes of the World that they are experts in showcasing the biggest and the best. Now, for The Illustrated Atlas of Architecture and Marvelous Monuments, they researched the longest bridges, tallest towers, the most impressive cultural sites, and plenty of curiosities. Exciting facts are woven together with a myriad of architectural styles; the material feats are skillfully and artfully placed upon bold maps, situating the constructions within a geographic context.


bold and beautifully designed . . . eye catching and informative. --


Featuring a seamlessly stunning editorial design, the book is educative and fun, capturing the attention of both adults and the little ones alike. --