A Theme Center for a World's Fair / Two Surfaces of Revolution: Hyberboloid of Revolution of One sheet--Circular open Ring Torus

CAMINOS, HORACIO

Published by Raleigh: School of Design, 1962, 1962

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First edition. Square 8vo; 8 pp.; 37 plates from plans and drawings, loose as issued. A very good copy in a good slipcase. One of the series of small portfolios published by the students of the School of Design at Raleigh, NC. This contains two studies: a schematic description of a building for a World's Fair which attempts to formulate a set of questions and to evolve a set of assumptions; an elementary compilation of geometrical information about two surfaces that may have an application in the construction of buildings.

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Title
A Theme Center for a World's Fair / Two Surfaces of Revolution: Hyberboloid of Revolution of One sheet--Circular open Ring Torus
Author
CAMINOS, HORACIO
Publisher
Raleigh: School of Design, 1962
Publication year
1962
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