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Stanton Williams: Volume is a journey through the work and world view of Stanton Williams, providing a unique insight into the company's highly distinctive approach to architecture. The book opens with an introduction from design and culture critic Stephen Bayley providing his valuable insight into the company's practice and ethos. Bayley's fascinating observations about style, taste and contemporary design have made him one of the world's bes...

What happens when great writers meet great buildings.

A new edition of the a classic book. An updated, concise critique of modern design from one of the big influential names in design and curator of the Design Museum in London.

With all the wit, knowledge and wisdom of one of the UK's foremost cultural commentators, Stephen Bayley takes the reader on a satirical roller-coaster ride through the world of art and design in the late 20th century.'Brilliantly drawn ..the pages are full of Wildean paradoxes' The Spectator______________________________Someone once said you can find beauty anywhere. But all Eustace Dunne can see is ugliness.The buildings are grey, the people...

Well-illustrated with 300 color photographs this is a comprehensive guide and sourcebook for design including architectural, industrial, consumer products and graphics, as well as profiles of leaders, essays on the design's history and role, and more.

An elegiac account of what has recently been lost in the digital apocalypse. But also a steadfastly enthusiastic and optimistic look at what we can regain in a post-viral, more analogue and more thoughtful world.

The automobile is the ultimate analogue machine and mankind¿s most ingenious, seductive and damaging invention. For over a century, cars have provided reference points for our notions of style, status and desire. In design terms, the Age of Combustion was as rich and varied as architecture¿s Baroque ¿ and far more popular. And now it is coming to an end, as the internal-combustion engine is superseded by the battery and cars become wheeled com...

A delightful A-Z to quirky knowledge for the intelligent reader by writer and polymath Stephen Bayley

An elegiac account of what has recently been lost in the digital apocalypse. But also a steadfastly enthusiastic and optimistic look at what we can regain in a post-viral, more analogue and more thoughtful world.

With all the wit, knowledge and wisdom of one of the UK's foremost cultural commentators, Stephen Bayley takes the reader on a satirical roller-coaster ride through the world of art and design in the late 20th century.'Brilliantly drawn ..the pages are full of Wildean paradoxes' The Spectator______________________________Someone once said you can find beauty anywhere. But all Eustace Dunne can see is ugliness. The buildings are grey, the peopl...

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Stephen Bayley (Author) In the 1970s, Terence Conran plucked Stephen from the obscurity of provincial academe to do his good works. One result was The Boilerhouse Project, promoting design in London's V&A, , which became the most successful gallery of the eighties. Another result was the influential Design Museum. Stephen has since become one of the world's best-known commentators on design and popular culture.Roger Mavity (Author) Roger first...

Part inspirational manual for business, part guidebook to a successful and happy social life, it will help to transform the way you think about the art of persuasion.

A sweep across the history and culture of brands and branding, in the first in a series of collaborations between Stephen Bayley and Circa.

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Presents the most significant civil-engineering project in Britain in more than a century. Profusely illustrated with stunning photography, including archival images and dramatic construction shots, 'Work' covers all aspects of the project, from design and planning to construction and opening by Her Majesty The Queen.