The Market Space of Portuguese Cities - Urbanism and Commercial Architecture, 15th–17th Centuries provides a thorough study of the market square in Portuguese cities and its role in urban development and commercial architecture. This study book focuses on the field of architectural history and examines the interrelation between urbanism and commercial functions in the early modern period.
The book is intended as a reference work and study source for WO programs and supports professionals in architecture and urban planning. The clear approach and concrete examples make it suitable for academic use and professional deepening.
- Subtitle: Urbanism and Commercial Architecture, 15th–17th Centuries
- Series: Routledge Research in Early Modern History
- Format: hardcover