Fletcher, Banister, 1833-1899
Fletcher, Banister (Banister Flight), 1833-1899
Fletcher, Banister
Fletcher, Banister, Sir, 1833-1899
VIAF ID: 101089338 (Personal)
Permalink: http://viaf.org/viaf/101089338
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100 1 _ ‡a Fletcher, Banister
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100 1 _ ‡a Fletcher, Banister, ‡c Sir, ‡d 1833-1899
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100 1 _ ‡a Fletcher, Banister, ‡d 1833-1899
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100 1 _ ‡a Fletcher, Banister, ‡d 1833-1899
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100 1 _ ‡a Fletcher, Banister ‡q (Banister Flight), ‡d 1833-1899
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100 1 _ ‡a Fletcher, Banister ‡d 1833-1899
Selected Titles
- history of architecture
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- Sir Banister Fletcher's A history of architecture.
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- A history of architecture on the comparative method.
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- Light and air; a text-book in tabulated form for architects, surveyors, &others, showing what constitutes ancient light; how the right is acquired, jeopardised, or lost; injuries without remedy; the relative position of servient and dominant owners; and methods of estimating injuries, with outline of matters to remember in preparing for the trial, and also full reports and digests of ruling cases.
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- Dilapidations, 1891:
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- A history of architecture on the comparative method, for the student, craftsman, and amateur
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- valuations and compensations; a textbook on the practice of valuing property and on compensations in relation thereto for the use of architects, surveyors, and others
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- arbitrations: a text-book for arbitrators, umpires & all connected with arbitrations, more especially architects, engineers and surveyors in tabulated form, with the chief cases governing the same, and an appendix of forms, statutes, rules, etc.
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- Valuations and compensations : a text-book on the practice of valuing property and on compensations in relation thereto for the use of architects, surveyors, etc.
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- The London building acts, including the London building act, 1894; the amendment acts of 1898 and 1905; L.C.C. general power acts, 1908 and 1909; the Cinematograph act, 1909; Town planning act, etc.; a text-book on the law relating to building in the metropolis, for the use of architects, surveyors, builders, etc. ... together with the current by-laws, standing orders, and regulations of the London County council, the corporation of the city of London, etc.
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