by William R. Mitchell Jr., Van Jones Martin · University of Georgia Press · tapa dura · ISBN 9780820315492
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«Classic Atlanta: Landmarks of the Atlanta Spirit» is the architecture essay by William R. Mitchell Jr. and Van Jones Martin, in hardcover (224 pages).
A tour of Atlanta's architecture and the forces that shaped its evolution: geography, economy, technology, war, and social change. It visits historic neighborhoods and analyzes more than 35 emblematic houses, with profiles of their style, history, and contribution to heritage, including works by Neel Reid, Philip Shutze, and Lewis Crook.
Published by University of Georgia Press in 1991, in English, with 354 photos, maps, and images.
For readers interested in residential architecture, urban history, and the architectural heritage of the southern United States.
