Architecture - history - art

The book is intended for those interested in history, teachers, students of grammar schools and universities and the general public. A multidisciplinary publication that provides a view of the development of European civilization, European thought (philosophy) and the direct impact of this thought on architecture and urbanism. The book covers the period from ancient Greece to the Enlightenment and the beginning of modern times, providing a vast amount of information on architecture, history and philosophy on several levels. The information is arranged in an unusual way and thus allows a plastic understanding of certain historical events as well as architectural details and units. The second edition has been expanded with current historical knowledge, the period of the Thirty Years' War and the subsequent development of the construction industry in particular have been added in a significant way.