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Further exploring the themes first presented at the 2016 Woltz Symposium at the University of Virginia, Ecologies of Prosperity for the Living City is structured as a reader for students, practitioners, and enthusiasts of design with original material and exclusive interviews with speakers.

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A new four-volume set in the Ennead series.

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This is the eighth set in an ongoing series of books. Each of the titles tells the story of a single building.

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An edition dedicated to the projects within the fifth Ennead Profile Series. Each book is tailored to an individual project, emphasising Ennead's desire for each structure to be understood on it own terms.

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John Marx's watercolours, first published in the Architectural Review, are a captivating example of an architect's way of thinking

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Documentary of the spatial legacy of the principal Latin American university cities, built in the past 60 years.

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Written to celebrate the saving of Friedman House: a historical milestone of modernist architecture.

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Future Airports re-examines the relationship between the growth of capital and the history of New York City real estate by speculating that airports play a role in the city s financial success.

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The purpose of this book is to define the work of one of the voices - Bill Pedersen's. Pedersen has worked with many different designers, in close collaboration, throughout his career, though his work speaks with a singular voice. Here it is represented chronologically and concludes with the latest phase - furniture.

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Amy Trachtenberg's Groundwork is an intervention that makes the pivotal agricultural history of East San Jose, California more visible to residents and to visitors, and creates a chance for remembrance and reinterpretation that can help sustain a locally-grounded identity.

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A monograph on Locati Architects and Interiors, a firm dedicate to providing stellar building design, and whose motto is "Good Design Improves Lives" and this is realised in every one of their creations.

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Highlights the recent work of this leading global design firm, including architecture, interior design, planning, urban design and product design.

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Hour 25 is the first volume of the HKU Architecture Papers, a student-edited series of annual publications chronicling the design work of the Department of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong. With an emphasis on process and critical reflection, the series provides a window into contemporary design education in Hong Kong.

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Examination of the five themes that create the conceptual framework of the work of Duda/Paine Architects.

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This book looks to the moment of encounter between architectural design and informal settlements as the most extreme demonstration of an increasingly evident disciplinary fascination for urban informality.

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Inspired by Place by Architects CLB serves as an introduction to the Greater Yellowstone area in Wyoming and Montana, both built environment and landscape

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Having gone through more than seven years of architectural and design studies, Jimmy Doctor found that all those years spent studying architecture and interior design did not give him even a glimpse of what goes into detailing a piece of furniture like a sofa, a chair, or a table.

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Offers Prescott Muir's thoughts on emergent architectural meanings, and the intricate processes involved in architectural design.

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An exploration of 35 years of architectural work in new cities and specifically Hong Kong's new town programme.

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Mexico through the pen, brush, and camera lens of a passing traveller.

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Examination of the theory that human activities have the greatest impact on environmental change.