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Medieval Architecture: Edward I by rishav raj is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The medieval era saw the development of new theories of urban design out of the fall of the Roman Empire. Medieval cities were often located based on defensive needs and the local topography. They had irregular shapes that followed the contours of the land and walls for protection. Common elements included individual houses, marketplaces, and civic buildings concentrated near the marketplace. Early medieval cities grew organically before new planning approaches emerged in the 12th-13th centuries, including
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- rishav raj
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