Signs, Symbols and Architecture

From the dust jacket: "Architecture is normally considered in terms of the production of physical events, rather than the production of meaning. However, every building, sometimes despite its architect's intentions, will carry meanings for other people. The editors of this volume feel that the study of architectural meaning must be given serious consideration, and have therefore collected together a number of key papers by eminent semioticians. Some of these papers have previously been available in specialist semiotic publications or conference proceedings."