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"Canal architecture" as a book category covers the built and engineered environments associated with canals and waterways, combining technical, historical, aesthetic and cultural perspectives. It includes works on the design and construction of canal infrastructure—locks, aqueducts, embankments, bridges, quay walls—and the distinctive canal-side buildings and urban forms such as warehouses, mills, docklands, canal houses and towpaths. Books in this category treat civil engineering and hydrology, landscape and urban design, architectural history and conservation, plus case studies of major canals (e.g., Panama, Suez, Erie, Amsterdam) and regional networks. It also embraces restoration and adaptive reuse projects, the socio‑economic and environmental impacts of canals, and photography or guidebooks for heritage and recreational users. Suitable for architects, engineers, planners, historians and interested lay readers, the category bridges technical manuals, scholarly monographs and illustrated volumes that explore how canals shape landscapes, cities and communities.

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