Lecture

Terraced Houses: Urban Form and Architecture

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This lecture explores the evolution of terraced houses in European cities, focusing on the Georgian era. It covers the architectural features, urban planning aspects, and historical context of terraced housing. The presentation delves into the design principles, spatial organization, and societal implications of this housing typology, highlighting examples from cities like Bath, Paris, and Lisbon.

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