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Central Africa

From the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes: Central Africa: From the Atlantic Ocean to the Great...

Philipp Meuser Adil Dalbai

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DOM Publishers
03 January 2022
Seven books in total: six Volumes from the series Architectural Guide plus one volume from the Basics series:

Book 1. Theorising Architecture in Sub-Saharan

Africa. Perspectives, Questions, and Concepts

ISBN 978-3-86922-081-9

Book 2: Western Africa from the Atlantic Ocean

to the Sahel

ISBN 978-3-86922-082-6

Book 3: Western Africa along the

Atlantic Ocean Coast

ISBN 978-3-86922-083-3

Book 4: Eastern Africa from the Sahel to

the Horn of Africa

ISBN 978-3-86922-084-0

Book 5: Eastern Africa from the Great Lakes

to the Indian Ocean

ISBN 978-3-86922-085-7

Book 6: Central Africa from the Atlantic Ocean

to the Great Lakes

ISBN 978-3-86922-086-4

Book 7: Southern Africa between the Atlantic

and Indian Oceans

ISBN 978-3-86922-087-1
Edited by:   ,
Imprint:   DOM Publishers
Country of Publication:   Germany
Dimensions:   Height: 245mm,  Width: 3,429mm, 
ISBN:   9783869220864
ISBN 10:   3869220864
Series:   Sub-Saharan Africa: Architectural Guide
Pages:   456
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Philipp Meuser, born in Hilden / Germany (1969), architect and publisher. Studied architecture in Berlin and Zürich with a focus on history and theory. Construction and consulting projects in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Academic research on mass housing in the Soviet Union as well as publications on socialist architecture. Adil Dalbai, MA, BSc, born 1985. Studied architecture at the Technical University of Berlin, as well as history and cultural studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin, with a focus on the cultural and architectural history of Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and (post-)colonial contexts. He works on architecture projects in Western Africa.

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