Showing posts with label rare books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rare books. Show all posts
September 15, 2008
June 23, 2008
The shape of things to come...
Check out the latest in Dubai...a $350m, 68-storey tower designed by Italian architect David Fisher. Each floor rotates 360 degrees, constantly changing the shape of the building.
Interested in more skyscrapers? Check out the new Rare Book display in the hallway beside the library, and in the display cases just inside the library entrance.
Interested in more skyscrapers? Check out the new Rare Book display in the hallway beside the library, and in the display cases just inside the library entrance.
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architecture,
cities,
ideas,
news,
rare books,
technology
January 7, 2008
See our Rare Books... on Pompeii
Next time you're walking down the hall or in the library, take a look at our colourful new display high lighting some of our Rare Book materials that explore Pompeii.
While our rare books are kept under lock and key, they are for everyone to use, and can add depth and richness to your thesis or next project.
All rare books are catalogued in TRELLIS along with the rest of our collection... if you see something you want to take a look at, just ask at the desk!
While our rare books are kept under lock and key, they are for everyone to use, and can add depth and richness to your thesis or next project.
All rare books are catalogued in TRELLIS along with the rest of our collection... if you see something you want to take a look at, just ask at the desk!
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