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ruin value: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

the idea, from Speer, that buildings should be designed to leave impressive ruins after centuries of decay.

In architectural history, ruin value refers to the idea, from Speer, that buildings should be designed to leave impressive ruins after centuries of decay. This meaning comes from Speer (1970) in Inside the Third Reich.[1]

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References

Speer, A. (1970). Inside the Third Reich. Macmillan. ISBN 9781439502129

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