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Exclusive villas & resorts : the architecture of Gianni Gamondi = Ville esclusive & resorts : le architetture di Gianni Gamondi

Contributor(s): Gardin, Gancarlo [ed.] | Gardin, Gancarlo [photo.] | Kercher, Pete [trans.]Language: English, italiano (Italian) Publisher: Milano Archideos 2006Edition: 2nd edDescription: 296p. : col. ill. , chiefly col. photos., Two folded paperISBN: 8887653046Subject(s): SAESIDE ARCHITECTURE | RESORT ARCHITECTURE

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Book	Library, University of Moratuwa The University of Moratuwa Library (UML) is one of the most prominent technology libraries in the country. Its main subject specializations are Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology. However, the library caters to the requirements of the membership by housing books and other materials of general interest as well. Permanent Reference Collection	728.84:711.455 G3 (Browse shelf)	LB/DON/21/2017	Not For Loan (Restricted Access)		111422

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