Urban Choreography: Central Melbourne, 1985-
Art & Culture Biographies & True Stories History Reference Cultural History Cultural Studies Education Architectural Photography
"Urban Choreography: Central Melbourne, 1985-" is a captivating non-fiction book that delves into the cultural and architectural history of Melbourne, Australia. Written by renowned authors Rob Adams, Ron Jones, and Kim Dovey, this paperback textbook is a must-have for young adults and adults interested in art, culture, and history. Published in 2018 by Melbourne University Press, this book is a treasure trove of information, featuring 318 pages of insightful text accompanied by stunning illustrations that bring the story of Melbourne's urban development to life.
What sets "Urban Choreography" apart is its unique perspective on the city's transformation, offering a nuanced exploration of the people, places, and events that have shaped Melbourne's identity. The authors' expertise in architecture, cultural studies, and urban planning shines through in their thoughtful analysis of the city's evolution, making this book an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts alike.
This edition is in good condition, with light cover scuffing and wear, and a minor corner crease on the first few pages. However, the pages are clean and tidy, with no writing or inscriptions, ensuring that the reader can fully immerse themselves in the rich content without distraction. Weighing 874g and measuring 248mm in height and 179mm in width, this book is a substantial and satisfying addition to any library or collection.
Whether you're a Melburnian looking to deepen your understanding of your city, a student of architecture or cultural studies, or simply someone fascinated by the stories of urban development, "Urban Choreography: Central Melbourne, 1985-" is an essential read that will captivate and inspire you.
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