Description
Edinburgh: An Architectural Guide provides a concise, mid-20th-century survey of the historic and cultural buildings defining Scotland’s capital. Produced by the Edinburgh Architectural Association, the guide maps out the city’s urban landscape through archival black-and-white photography, technical annotations, and detailed street fold-outs. Covering everything from medieval tenements to celebrated Georgian and Victorian developments, this text operates as both a historical field reference and a baseline record of Edinburgh’s architectural layout prior to late-20th-century modernization.