Hans Munk Hansen Books

Traditional houses and bazaars

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The Danish architect Hans Munk Hansen has been working in The Middle-East since the mid 1950's, building houses, restoring historical buildings and serving as a planning consultant to local governm...

Isfahan

By Hans Munk Hansen

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In words and pictures this book presents the historical bridges, mosques, bazaars and palaces of one the most architecturally magnificent cities in the Islamic world. Since living and working in Ir...

J0rn Utzon

By Joseph Skrzynski, Merte Ahnfeldt Mollerup, Philip Nobis, Richard Weston, Francoise Fromonot, Poul Erik Tojner, Michael Andersen, Rafael Moneo, Kenneth Frampton, Hans Munk Hansen

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Arkitekt i fire verdensdele

By Hans Munk Hansen

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J0rn Utzon

By Kjeld Kjeldsen, Merte Ahnfeldt Mollerup, Michael Juul Holm, Michael Andersen, Mette Marcus

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