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[Sub]stance gives voice to a new generation of young designers emerging from the University of Pennsylvania's famous landscape architecture program.

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The complete works of Aaron G. Green are covered, with previously unseen archival images and drawings showcasing the career of this Frank Lloyd Wright protege.

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Offers a closer look at the island where many tourists visit, but rarely see beyond the resort in which they are staying, with particular attention to the capital city Male.

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As Found Houses is a guide to the surprising design decisions found in the domestic architecture of rural China and a resource for thinking about contemporary design.

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Part of the Redesigning Gridded Cities series of four titles, exploring the grid as a design tool.

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Visual exploration of the inspiration and ideas behind more than 40 of Bonnae Gokson's cake creations.

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An investigation of the public-private spatial relationships that embody the urban landscape seen in Hong Kong today.

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A detailed look at the future of urban design, based on the wide-ranging experience of the author.

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Part of a series of books which each focus on a single building, from the perspective of the architect who designed it.

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Written to appeal to both architects and a general readership, The Fantastic Seashell of the Mind brings together the architect's own thinking behind his houses along with the insights of his wife, colleagues, clients and the owners of Mark Mills houses.

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Find and Seek New York is educational, and easy to read. Ideal to read before visiting the city, or as a take-away keepsake.

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If a picture is worth a thousand words, the 45 photographic images in Mathew Tekulsky's Galapagos Birds speaks volumes about these unique and fantastic creatures that live in one tiny part of the world

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Generations showcases six decades of the art and architecture of Herb Greene, informed by his readings in brain science and history.

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An informative exploration of some of France's gothic cathedrals, intended as a visitor's guide it covers both art historical and architectural approaches.

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Demonstrating a set of strategies to make Green Architecture feasible and practical, as well as suggesting ways architecture can be designed in favour of a benign living.

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A decade of trials and errors, of failures and successes, has catapulted Marian Christy's distinctive watercolours to a new, original, contemporary 21st-century style called "Knifed Watercolors (R)"

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LA+ PLEASURE has an exciting line-up of global writers from architecture, planning, environmental psychology, philosophy, history, marketing and tourism, cultural studies, geography, sociology, art and landscape architecture.

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A Life Among Fishes explores the life long passion of fisheries scientist and artist Christopher M Dewees, featuring over 100 of the Japanese fish prints he has created since 1969. Information about the art form and it's history is presented alongside the artworks.

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Architect and urban designer Suisman lays out his views on the urban structure of Los Angeles, exemplified by the long boulevards that cut across the urban body that is Los Angeles.

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An examination of how a revised conception of the role of architecture and design within urban public works can transform mono-functional mobility projects into multifaceted infrastructural spines that can activate urban space at multiple scales.

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This book examines the social, political, and cultural factors that have and continue to influence the evolution of the urban waterfront as seen through production created from art and design practices.