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History Reinterpreted, the second published work from celebrated architect and Fellow of the American Institute of Architects Patrick Ahearn, explores the renovation and reimagination of the 1871 Myles Standish Hotel in Duxbury, Mass., as a grand single-family residence.

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The HOK Design Annual 2019 highlights this leading global design firm's most exceptional recent work in architecture, interior design, planning, and urban design.

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Tall buildings give tangible form to human aspiration. Over the past two centuries, they have served as powerful expressions of our knowledge and will. Their monumentality represents the optimism of society.

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A design book featuring 20 gorgeous interiors that incorporate objects collected by passionate travellers, bringing a touch of exotic and far away places into the home. Text in English, French and Dutch.

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Originally published: Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas, 1992.

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Addresses how design of low-density housing stock and neighbourhoods may better serve the common mobility, access and social needs of seniors.

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Rejecting the idea that green architecture is merely planting trees on buildings, our architecture provides an eco-system for people to connect with nature.

(Paperback, Spanish)

This is a double reprint in a single volume of the books "Housing" and "Singular Housing", previously published separately, with the addition of several more recent projects. It analyses the single-family dwelling from different and provocative points of view.

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Affordable housing is an enduring political challenge. This building catalogue documents over 130 residential buildings dedicated to affordable housing. It presents floor plans, large photos, key data, and clear diagrams, providing a comprehensive overview of the solutions being tested today.

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Housing Northwest Arkansas presents a 2018 initiative exploring optimal approaches to guide the growth of Northwest Arkansas and to maintain the quality of life distinguishing the region, through an in-depth exploration and design of mixed-use, mixed-income attainable housing.

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Houston Genetic City is a collaborative and speculative book about Houstons future, and by extension the future of urbanism in unplanned cities globally. Using maps, photographs, timelines, and collages, the book lays out the conditions for new urbanization in this fragile landscape.

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The general reading public is likely to think of architecture as buildings. But, with this book, Robert Steinberg would like to help readers understand that architecture shapes lives. Architecture can help communities integrate and thrive.

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"The transformation of average Americans' domestic lives, revealed through the mechanical innovations and physical improvements of their homes"--

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"The transformation of average Americans' domestic lives, revealed through the mechanical innovations and physical improvements of their homes"--

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The book is not a typical guidebook, nor a generic history tale and not even a disguised autobiography. It is a listing of select pairs of buildings that each articulates a formal and abstract concept that is part of the culture of architecture, spelled with a capital a.

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The chronology of the creation of the first carbon zero house in Southeast Asia - known as the Idea House.

(Hardback, Facsimile of 1904 ed)