Author(s): George Barnett Johnston
In pursuit of social position and influence, architects ceded ever more authority for thetechnical, managerial, and economic aspects of building to a new class of constructionintermediary, the general contractor. The ironic effect has been a gradual recessionof the very relevance that the profession so painstakingly sought.
Volume Editors
Robert Corser & Sharon Haar
ISBN
978-1-944214-03-6
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