This comprehensive text on architecture includes lectures by Eugene Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc, a renowned architect from 19th century France. Translated by B. Bucknall, this book covers a range of topics from the technical aspects of architecture to the philosophical and historical context in which architecture is created.

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