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This 224-page hardcover book showcases the life and prolific works of Harry Turbott, the pioneer of landscape architecture in New Zealand, and is beautifully illustrated.

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Hotel Plans contains more than 300 floor and elevations plans, as well as constructive details of 35 hotels projects from around the world.

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A collection of incredible landscape artworks, from a 100 sq. meter flower pavilion in London to a river of golden rice illuminated to honour the King of Thailand.

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Thanks to the exceptional photographs by Guillaume de Laubier, taken over more than ten years, Oriental Lifestyle visits the diversity of oriental architecture and design today. Text in English and French.

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A fantastic look at innovative garden design projects from around the world

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Despite our agrarian mythology, Aotearoa New Zealand is overwhelmingly a country of urban dwellers.

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A selection of art and architecture interventions and installations in the public space from all over the world.

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Urban Oasis is a journey through the private havens found in some of the world's busiest cities, where ingenious design offers a place among the high rise buildings to relax and entertain.

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Mass urbanization. Population growth. All happening faster than we can build for.

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re]TOKYO explores a wide, understanding vision of the transformative processes of one of the most influential and unknown metropolitan areas in the world, from large scale efforts such as Tokyo's land engineering transformations, to smaller examples such as its capital vending machine system.

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In 30:30 Landscape Architecture, 30 of the most renowned landscape architects explore the work of the 30 of the world's top emerging architects with more than 500 illustrations.

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In "Be Seated" Laurie Olin writes of his long-standing interest in public seating in parks and civic spaces.

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This book is the first serious consideration of the Chinese government's 'Beautiful China' policy and what it means for the design professions in contemporary China. Text in English and Chinese.

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This book will transform your opinion of the humble bench, as it demonstrates ways in which benches orient, teach, create emotions and direct our "ways of seeing" in the garden.

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The Cadogan Estate in Chelsea is one of the few remaining ancient family estates in London, covering one of the capital's most dynamic, thriving and fashionable districts.

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This book takes a historical look, starting with urban planning and architecture, at the main characteristics of the Cerda Plan for Barcelona, in order to call attention to the continuing force of Cerda's ideas.

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Addresses a widespread yet rarely acknowledged blight that affects waterholes across the United States, and encourages trans-disciplinary communication between urban planners, ecological engineers and political decision-makers.

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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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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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For nearly 150 years living in a house in the country has been what many of us aspire to. This book explores how this idea was imported from the US by Ebenezer Howard, founder of the garden city movement, the impact it has had in the UK and why, on cost and environmental grounds, it's time to move on from this approach....