Books are a great place to start your research. They contain useful summaries about what's happening in your field and can help you to establish the key theories and background of your research. Books contain references to other resources that you can explore for more in-depth information.
Search UNIC Library Search or Library Catalogue by title, keyword or author to locate books.
If you are a DL student and you cannot visit the Library to use print books, go to eBooks tab.
A discovery tool allows you to search both Library Catalogue for print material and electronic subscriptions for e-resources.
Enter the title, keyword or author in the search box and either select All Resources (print & electronic) or Library Catalog (print).
Alternatively, you can directly use the Library catalogue to locate books.
Use the following Subject headings to find specific information for your research.
Below you can find the location of various books relevant to Architecture in the library according to the Dewey Decimal Classification system:
720 Philosophy & Theory, History, Architecture (Architecture & the Environment (720.47); General and works of individual architects (720.92) & Architectural firms (720.922))
721 Architectural structure, elements and materials
722 & 723 Ancient & Medieval Architecture
724 Modern Architecture
725 Types of Public Buildings
726 Types of Religious Buildings
727 Buildings for Educational & Research Purposes
728 Residential Buildings
729 Interior Architecture and Decoration
(Note: more books in the same areas can be located in other collections, e.g. Reference Collection, etc.)
Extra Tip!: As well as books specifically covering your subject, the Library also holds lots of titles to help you develop your study skills!