Manchester
An Architectural History
By John J. Parkinson-Bailey · 2000
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- About this editionISBN: 9780719056062, 0719056063Page count: 366Published: 2000Format: HardcoverPublisher: Manchester University PressOriginal from: the University of MichiganDigitized: November 12, 2007Language: EnglishAuthor: John J. Parkinson-BaileyCreate Citation"Manchester: An Architectural History" is the first comprehensive and critical examination of the city's architecture from its origins in the Roman settlement at Castlefield to the present day re-building of the city center. More than an analysis of individual buildings, the book is about the growth of Manchester from a "mere village" to what many see as England's second city.Source: PublisherGet bookBorrowEdit locationCancelCheck availability at libraries near youNo matching city or zip codeAvailable near youGeorge Mason University School of LawhardcoverFenwick Library, Arlington Campus Library, Antonin Scalia Law SchoolPinnedPin libraryUniversity of the District of Columbia Library, Van Ness CampushardcoverLearning Resources Division – University of the District of ColumbiaPinnedPin libraryMore optionsOther editionsCommon terms and phrasesAlbert SquareAlfred WaterhouseAncoatsarchesarchitectsarchitectureArndaleBankbaysblocksBridgeBridgewaterBridgewater HallBuilderBuilding Design PartnershipbuiltCastlefieldcentcentralcenturycity centreciviccladdingCMDCcolumnsconcretecornercornicecottonCouncilCourtCross StreetCruickshank & SewardDeansgatedecorateddemolishedEdward SalomonsMore terms and phrasesShow lessAbout the workOriginally published: 2000Subject: Architecture -- England -- Manchester, Architecture -- History -- England -- Manchester, Architecture / General, Architecture / History / General, Manchester (England) -- Buildings, structures, etc, Architecture -- England -- Manchester -- HistorySee moreAuthorJohn J. Parkinson-BaileyArt historianSearch John J. Parkinson-BaileyPublisher
