September 1, 2001
With poetic language and detailed photographs, Round Buildings, Square Buildings & Buildings that Wiggle Like a Fish (1988) by Philip M. Isaacson makes the human-made seem positively organic. He describes the Taj Mahal as "made of marble the color of cream," a stone church "like an old monk gathered up in his robes" and windows as "pathways to the spirit of a building."

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Round Buildings, Square Buildings, and Buildings That Wiggle Like a Fish

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2016

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