Robin Boyd
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The Australian Ugliness
13 editions
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1960
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An Introduction to Indian Christian Theology
5 editions
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1975
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Australia's Home: Its Origins, Builders and Occupiers
3 editions
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published
1987
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Kenzo Tange
5 editions
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published
1980
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The great great Australian dream
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New Directions in Japanese Architecture.
5 editions
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published
1968
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The walls around us
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Victorian Modern: One hundred and eleven years of modern architecture in Victoria, Australia
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2011
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Mountain Biker's Guide to West Virginia
2 editions
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2006
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Australia's home: Why Australians built the way they did (Pelican books)
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“Not prepared to recognize where, when, or what he is living, the Australian consciously and subconsciously directs his artificial environment to be uncommitted, tentative, temporary, a nondescript economic-functionalist background on which he can hang the features which for the moment appeal to his wandering, restless eye.”
― The Australian Ugliness: Text Classics: The ultimate guide to national architecture, environmental design and Australian identity, from Text Classics
― The Australian Ugliness: Text Classics: The ultimate guide to national architecture, environmental design and Australian identity, from Text Classics
“The Australian is forcefully loquacious, until the moment of expressing any emotion. He is aggressively committed to equality and equal-opportunity for all men, except for black Australians. He has high assurance in anything he does combined with a gnawing lack of confidence in anything he thinks.”
― The Australian Ugliness
― The Australian Ugliness
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