ARCHISTORIA. A STORY ABOUT ARCHITECTURE

Discover the fascinating world of architecture with the book "Archistoria". This highly interesting story takes you on a journey through epochs and styles, presenting the most iconic buildings from around the world. Discover the secrets of a former power plant in London that has been transformed into a modern gallery, compare the majestic domes of St. Peter's Basilica and the Taj Mahal, and learn why the Arc de Triomphe in Paris was built and what the arch in St. Louis is for. Discover what connects the Sydney Opera House with the Colosseum and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of architecture.

• A highly interesting story about architecture for everyone
• Richly illustrated, presenting iconic buildings from around the world
• Allows you to understand the historical and cultural context of architecture
• Ideal for lovers of art, history and architecture
• Inspires to discover new places and cultures
• Edition in format 235x333 mm
• Contains 96 pages full of knowledge and inspiration

"Archistoria" is not just a book, it's a journey through time and space that allows you to understand how architecture has shaped our societies and cultures. Discover the fascinating stories of buildings that have survived the centuries and still delight with their form and function. Find out what ideas and inspirations were behind the creation of these extraordinary engineering works.

The book "Archistoria" is an excellent way to expand your knowledge of architecture and understand its impact on our lives. Thanks to the rich illustrations and accessible language, even people unfamiliar with architecture will find something for themselves. It is the perfect gift for anyone who appreciates beauty, history and culture.

Muchomor Publishing presents "Archistoria" as the key to understanding the world of architecture. This brochure, published in 2024, is a compendium of knowledge about the most important buildings and architectural styles. Let yourself be inspired and discover the fascinating world of architecture with "Archistoria".