Montreal Over Time (Jacques Demers and John McQuarrie) - 2700

Old Toronto Houses (Tom Cruickshank and John De Visser) - 2400

=== Д О С Т А В К А ===

1 Доступна OLX доставка - УкрПочта, НоваяПочта, Meest (типа наложенный платеж, от самого OLX)
При выборе этого метода я вынужден поднять стоимость на 10 грн и 1% так как OLX ввели комиссию с продавца которая идет мне в минус.

2 Отправка по предоплате (полная для недорогих товаров) - любым методом, хоть голубями. (Экономия на двух комиссиях от OLX и наложенного платежа)

3 Самовывоз в Киеве (у м. Лукьяновская) - при условии оплаты наличными

Еще больше различных книг у меня в профиле - “Все объявления автора”

A guided tour of the city's most interesting homes.

Urban skyscrapers and suburban sprawl identify Toronto as a typical modern city. Yet there exists another, hidden Toronto a place of quiet tree-lined streets, graceful houses and appealing neighborhoods rich in character.

Old Toronto Houses is illustrated with brilliant color photographs that explore the signature styles of Toronto's urban architecture. It opens with Henry Scadding's rough-hewn log house built in 1794, then progresses through the city's landmark styles: Georgian, Regency, Gothic, Victorian, Greek Revival, Dutch Colonial and Art Deco. The book then chronicles the houses of 10 distinct Toronto neighborhoods, including laborers' cottages in Cabbagetown, Yorkville's Second Empire terraces, and St. George Street's Romanesque mansions. Many of these older homes have been beautifully restored inside and out, preserving their original character. Each one is an example of a time in Toronto's richly diverse history.

A new chapter explores Toronto's ever-expanding boundaries and illustrates the houses located in what is now known as the Greater Toronto Area -- in locations including Etobicoke, Scarborough, Thornhill, Richmond Hill and Oakville.

Featuring over 250 houses and over 400 color photographs, this book offers a loving look at how old houses add beauty and grace to a modern city.