First published in 1826, Rudiments of Architecture is a classic text on the theory and practice of architecture. Joseph Gwilt provides a comprehensive overview of architectural design principles, with a particular emphasis on the Greek and Roman traditions. This updated edition includes a wealth of illustrations and plates, making it an invaluable resource for anyone studying or practicing architecture.

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