Augustus Pugin: una referencia a la arquitectura británica por Walter Vásquez López

A Augustus Pugin se le reconoce como arquitecto, artista y diseñador pero principalmente por ser un pionero en el estilo gótico del renacimiento en la arquitectura. Entre sus obras hay numerosas iglesias además del diseño interior del Palacio de Westminster y el Big Ben. Además de sus obras de arquitectura, se asoció con diversas compañías de diseño para la reproducción de sus muebles y elementos decorativos.

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