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Cambridge Architecture Post 1945

Four tours of post-war Cambridge architecture

The book Cambridge Architecture Post 1945 by Bob Bowman, David Emond and David Thurlow includes four self-guided walks around the post war buildings of Cambridge.

The book is long deleted and the original website hosting the PDF has also gone but the Internet Archive still holds a copy and it has been archived here as well.

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