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A detailed case-study on Shanghai, which looks into the future of a city in need of regeneration. Will be of interest to students of architecture and design, as well as those who want to know more about Shanghai.

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Shaped Places of Carroll County New Hampshire takes a polemic conversation around architectural influence and environments to evaluate how these two factors create our most inspired work in the modern day.

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Silt Sand Slurry is a visually rich investigation into where, why, and how sediment is central to the future of Americas coasts.

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For more than 25 years, Genevieve de Manio has worked in the worlds finest venues, photographing events in Boston, New York, the Southeastern United States and Europe.

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Small Town Big Dream is a story of a young girl from a small town with a big dream that took her to Juilliard, Broadway, summer stock, the stage of the Metropolitan Opera and the Santa Fe Opera, and introduced her to her husband William Zeckendorf Jr.

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Source Books in Architecture No.14 contains project documentation from the OMA and Prada archives, transcripts from Koolhaas conversations with students at the Knowlton School at The Ohio State University, and commentary and critique from architects, critics, and theorists.

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Source Books in Architecture No. 15: Johnston Marklee includes conversations with the architects and documentation of a range of built and unbuilt works.

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Showcases small-scale sustainable architecture that seeks to promote spiritual health

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The city is the largest human artifact. It is made by us, yet simultaneously it makes us, as well as all other nonhuman entities. The particular discourse to which this book on the city contributes is the discipline of architecture. It explores a simple question: How does the city effect the mode of existence of its buildings

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The Gold Lotus is a dance in written form; a saga with a rhythmic delivery that will transport you through intricate plots, legendary wars, unsettling separations and passionate love, unbound.

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In addition to an incredible collection of outstanding photographs of the House of Light, this book tells the story of how this project proceeded from spatial criteria to conceptual design and final realization.

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The Hypospace of Japanese Architecture pushes past clichs of an exotic Japan to confront the modernity of an island nation whose habit of importing foreign ideas is less about assimilation than transformation, less a process of indigenisation than one of cultural invention.

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The Labyrinth of Rooms is a story with one character, Human, who is an allegorical representation of us all. Human suddenly awakes in a square room with no memory of a prior life.

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The Landscape Project is a collection of essays by the landscape architecture faculty at the Weitzman School of Design at the University of Pennsylvania, long considered a leading institution in the field of landscape architecture.

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This book examines systems dynamics from the perspective of my own triangulated model comprised of commons environments (those shared environments at risk for over use or degradation), the institutions we design to manage those commons and the human behavior associated with our investment in the triad.

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This is the dumbest smart book on contemporary architecture. What really is this technology that we speak of How do we define intelligence These are just two of the questions that this book attempts to answer through the unconventional (and seemingly ironic) lens of 'dumbness'.

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Through over 100 watercolours by the Society's founder, John Lund Kriken, The Sunday Afternoon Watercolour Society shows some of the unique areas of San Francisco.