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Geoffrey Scott
Architectural historian and author of The Architecture of Humanism.
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Also known as Scott, Mr. Geoffrey Scott, Mr. Scott
First appearance: ii
Geoffrey Scott shows up with force in VI: The Imperial Façade. The page is where that presence becomes real.
His defense of Baroque architecture in 'The Architecture of Humanism' is cited as applicable to the World's Fair.
Geoffrey Scott first appears in 0015 ii.
In VI: The Imperial Façade: His defense of Baroque architecture in 'The Architecture of Humanism' is cited as applicable to the World's Fair.
Later, in Esthetics: Author of 'The Architecture of Humanism'; his main position is not accepted but well-argued.
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See Geoffrey Scott in ii