Santa Barbara Architecture: From Spanish Colonial to Modern (California Architecture and Architects)
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Author(s)Herb Andree
PublisherHennessey & Ingalls
ISBN / ASIN0940512424
ISBN-139780940512429
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank1,375,455
CategoryArchitecture
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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Santa Barbara occupies a unique place in the development of California. Perfect weather, moneyed residents, a pool of talented architects, a long ranching tradition, and some restrictive building codes combined to make Santa Barbara a treasure-trove of interesting buildings. The major style is, of course, the Spanish or Mediterranean, and this book probably does more than any other to document this rich tradition. This book is useful to both architectural buffs and to anyone who wants to see and utilize the rich architectural heritage that is Santa Barbara.
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