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Winning Low Energy Building Designs: Winners of a Government of Canada Competition for Commercial Buildings decorative-arts This sixth volume in the Denominations:$25.00

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Winning Low Energy Building Designs: Winners of a Government of Canada Competition for Commercial Buildings decorative arts This sixth volume in the Denominations:$25.00 This sixth volume in the Studies in Modern Art series focuses on the architect Philip Johnson and his long association with The Museum of Modern Art Although Markle was a Mohawk who employed Native symbolism in his later work Winning Low Energy Building Designs: Winners of a Government of Canada Competition for Commercial Buildings ISBN 10: 0660506750 ISBN 13: 9780660506753

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