The Architect and the Pavilion Hospital: Dialogue and Design Creativity in England 1850-1914

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The hospital architect - competence and creativity learning about hospital design - acquiring expertise the architectural competition - testing out ideas upgrading the older hospitals - ingenuity and transformation circular wards - a concept explored a new hospital plan - innovation and controversy. Appendices: comparative English pavilion hospital plans pavilion hospital exemplars abroad.

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