What has the author Banister Fletcher written?

Sir Banister FlightFletcher (1866–1953) was an English architect, architectural historian and writer, best known for his book A History of Architecture on the Comparative Method. He was also the editor of the Architectural Review from 1905 to 1935, and he wrote several other books on architecture and architectural history.

His notable works include:

- A History of Architecture on the Comparative Method (1896),

- Andrea Palladio: His Life and Work (1902),

- The English Home (1903),

- Gothic Architecture in England (1905),

- Architecture of the Renaissance in England (1907),

- The Building of London (1908),

- London Past and Present (1910),

- The Story of Architecture (1911),

- The Renaissance in Italy (1912),

- Architecture of the Orders (1915),

- The Cathedral of Saint Paul (1916),

- The Great War and the Future of Architecture (1917),

- The City of London (1918),

- The Architecture of the Seventeenth Century (1919),

- The Architecture of the Eighteenth Century (1920),

- The Architecture of the Nineteenth Century (1921),

- The Architecture of the Twentieth Century (1922),

- The History of Architecture: A Comparative Method (1931),

- The Building Trades Dictionary (1932),

- The Architecture of the United States (1933),

- The Temple of Mithras (1934),

- The History of the Royal Academy (1934),

- The Architecture of the Royal Academy (1934),

- The Architecture of the British Empire (1935).