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Take me to the river : an exhibition of schemes for the Perth foreshore, 1833-2013
AUDRC, Australian Urban Design Research Centre.

 

Publisher
Perth, Western Australia AUDRC | 2013

Summary
N/A

Notes
Australian Urban Design Research Centre, author, issuing body.

Physical Description
21 pages : colour illustrations, maps, plans ; 30 cm.

Dewey Call Number
Q 711.409 TAK

Museum Call Number
XXX

ISBN
9780646912301

Subjects
Waterfronts -- Western Australia -- Perth -- History.
City planning -- Western Australia -- Perth -- History.

 

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