Garnham, Trevor
GARNHAM, Trevor
GARNHAM, Trevor. British, b. 1947. Genres: Architecture. Career: University of Kingston, Kingston, England, senior lecturer in architecture, 1988-. Publications: The Oxford Museum, 1992; Melsetter House, 1993; St. Andrew's Church, 1995. Address: School of Architecture, University of Kingston, Knights Park, Kingston, Surrey KT1 2QJ, England.
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