Regenerative Design And Techniques By Pete Melby, 2002
Acceptable condition. Page edges are soiled. Highlighting through pages 6-20, 67-69, 101.
Acceptable condition. Page edges are soiled. Highlighting through pages 6-20, 67-69, 101.
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By Valerie L. Gaus. Hard cover. Published in 2019 by The Guilford Press. Includes dust cover. Both book and dust cover are in great condition. No internal marks. See photos for details. Benefits Charity.
Notes: Item in good condition.
A nice touch in this textbook is the glossary at the back of each chapter.
Number of Pages: 488. Weight: 1.49 lbs. Publication Date: 2014-07-14. Publisher: Princeton University Press.
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