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Luca Gibello | Hüttenbau im Hochgebirge

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Luca Gibello | Hüttenbau im HochgebirgeEin Abriss zur Geschichte der Httenarchitektur in den Alpen. Dieses Buch richtet sich nicht nur an Fachleute, sondern auch an alle Freunde der Berge. Mit ausdrucksstarken Bildern und Bauplnen ergnzt, beschreibt Luca Gibello 190 Htten und 20 Biwaks in Italien, Frankreich, der Schweiz, Deutschland, sterreich und Slowenien. Autor: Luca Gibello 144 Seiten, reich illustriert mit Plnen und Fotos ISBN 978 3 85902 390 1 CHF 59. EUR 59. Erschienen im Jahr 2014

Ein Abriss zur Geschichte der Hüttenarchitektur in den Alpen.

Dieses Buch richtet sich nicht nur an Fachleute, sondern auch an alle Freunde der Berge. Mit ausdrucksstarken Bildern und Bauplänen ergänzt, beschreibt Luca Gibello 190 Hütten und 20 Biwaks in Italien, Frankreich, der Schweiz, Deutschland, Österreich und Slowenien.

Autor: Luca Gibello
144 Seiten, reich illustriert mit Plänen und Fotos
ISBN 978-3-85902-390-1
CHF 59.– | EUR 59.–
Erschienen im Jahr 2014

 

 

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