US Embassies of the Cold War: The Architecture of Democracy, Diplomacy and Defense

US Embassies of the Cold War: The Architecture of Democracy, Diplomacy, and Defense is a new large format, photo-driven book featuring the fourteen most significant midcentury modern American Embassies built during the Cold War. The 171-page book by David B. Peterson features a wealth of over 200 previously-unpublished archival images. Written for a general audience, this book is the first of its kind published on midcentury modern diplomatic architecture.

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  • ISBN

    9780578348032
  • Title

    US Embassies of the Cold War: The Architecture of Democracy, Diplomacy and Defense
  • Author

    David B. Peterson
  • Publisher

    Onera Publishing
  • Publication year

    2023
  • Binding

    Hardcover
  • Language

    English

Foreword
Prologue
Introduction
01 Rio (1948) and Havana (1950)
02 Stockholm and Copenhagen (1951)
03 New Delhi (1954)
04 Baghdad (1955)
05 Karachi (1955)
06 Oslo (1955)
07 Accra (1956)
08 Athens (1956)
09 London (1956)
10 The Hague (1956)
11 Caracas (1957)
12 Dublin (1957)
Conclusion
Endnotes

Cite: "US Embassies of the Cold War: The Architecture of Democracy, Diplomacy and Defense" 12 Sep 2023. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1006673/us-embassies-of-the-cold-war-the-architecture-of-democracy-diplomacy-and-defense> ISSN 0719-8884

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