Architecture of Aggression: Military Architecture

Location: Yonge and College /downtown Toronto Cash only; prices are firm. "Since 1914 astronomical sums have been spent on war and the preparation for war. A large part of this money has been devoted to military construction, ranging from huge concrete emplacements of almost indestructible dimensions to the flimsiest of prefabricated hutments. Yet although expenditure on various forms of military building in this century has almost certainly been greater than that on the civilian sector, the architecture associated with it has been largely ignored by historians.... As this deeply researched and extraordinarily entertaining book shows, military architecture in its various manifestations reflected and influenced the course of warfare to a surprising degree..." - Architecture of Aggression: Military Architecture of Two World Wars - Keith Mallory & Arvid Ottar Ex-library. Feel free to check out my other