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Explore the architectural landscape of a bygone era with C.H. Reilly's "Some Architectural Problems of To-day." This meticulously prepared reprint delves into the key architectural considerations of its time, offering insights into building design and the prevailing architectural problems that shaped the era. Reilly, a respected voice in the field, provides a critical examination of architectural design principles and the evolving nature of modern architecture.
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