Author(s): Celeste Williams
This paper will trace the internalization of “meaning” in the architecture of the Grazer Schule through semiotics and overt symbolism expressed in the parti concept, elevations, and forms, culminating in the entirety of built spatial sculptural presentation and a unique regional style.
Volume Editors
Robert Gonzalez, Milton Curry & Monica Ponce de Leon
ISBN
978-1-944214-40-1
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