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Blasen Landscape Architecture listens attentively for clients' thoughts and builds gardens that provide a pristine and deeply felt encounter with the land. Interested in the psychological qualities of land, they work, essentially, to increase their clients' happiness. The gardens in this book grow on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, in the valleys of the California coastal hills, in tight urban lots, and on spacious residential estates. Each i...

Find and Seek New York is educational, and easy to read. Ideal to read before visiting the city, or as a take-away keepsake.

Part of a project to help tackle the high rates of homelessness in Los Angeles through humane and cooperative shelter provision.

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

Imagine a site fifteen minutes from the heart of downtown Vancouver, able to capture in one view: snow-covered mountains and an archipelago, a lighthouse and the downtown skyline, the vegetation of a moderate rainforest and ocean waters. Imagine the same view transgressing national borders to include an active volcano. This is the site where the story of House Shumiatcher unfolds. As the son of Morris Shumiatcher, founder of Smithbilt Hats in ...

Presents the work of architect Michael P Johnson from his original work in his native Wisconsin, and then his work beyond there once he relocated to Arizona.

Featuring the work of Australian husband and wife architects, Lindsay and Kerry Clare - known as The Clares.

Looks at deep veils in architecture through ten small scale projects of Erik L'Heureux and his design practice Pencil Office based in Singapore.

Anecdotes about American architecture in the last quarter of the 20th century from Stanley Tigerman.

Timur Designs is an architecture consultancy firm established in 1991 by Yong Ai Loon with the aim of providing personal and direct services to the clients. Since the formation of Timur Designs, a wide spectrum of projects have been completed, both in Singapore and abroad. In addition to color and black-and-white photographs, this collection also includes essays from several contributors.

The Future of Place is divided into four sections. The first showcases private residential projects, showing how they respond uniquely to the surrounding context, environment and inhabitant's needs. The second section focuses on campus work, how it is evolving to fit the contemporary student's needs, and the requirements of the urban context. The third section address civic structures-from embassies to parking structures-and how an effective d...

FXFOWLE has defined a practice in architecture, interior design, planning, and urban development in relation to the precepts of design and the principles of the environment, whether natural or constructed. Urbanism, technology, and sustainable strategies provide the context within which FXFOWLE has operated for more than 35 years. The works of FXFOWLE adhere to shared bodies of ideas. Emerging from an individual structure or a series of bui...

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This issue of Dialectic looks at the changing role of the conceptual category of "vernacular" in the history of architecture. Essays revise the definition of the term from architecture without architects to disciplinary explorations of the ordinary, modular, and standardized type-forms. Architectural scholars explore a spectrum of issues impacting the notion of "vernacular", globalization, digitization, romanticism, critical practice, socially...

Pressing Matters is a publication from the Department of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania School of Design, and is designed by the renowned New-York based studio WSDIA [wsdia.com]. It has been published annually since 2013. Each volume of Pressing Matters features the programs and studios offered during each academic semesters for the year, as well as student and faculty news, student work, and coordinator's mission statements. P...

It's Not Easy Being Green, literally tells the reader that the idea of 'Green architecture' is not as simple as many expected. It's not solely about energy efficiency or putting out different levels of vegetation, but it is an extensive dedication and cautious action towards natural and built environment. Ken's work has demonstrated a comprehensive set of strategies making Green Architecture feasible and practical for architects and profession...

Represents the first 16 years of Glen Coben's restaurant design agency, which has worked with some of the greatest chefs of the present time.

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An in-depth presentation of new research on Mass Timber for architecture, written by an expert in the field. Of interest to architects, students of architecture, or anyone with an interest in sustainable building practice and/or forestry.

Technological choices give us ways to bridge the gap between the technical and the cultural, immersing one within the other. The immersion creates a platform for innovation. The techniques that people generate through their use of technology exert pressure on technical refinement and enfold those refinements within culture. Technological choices define a world within which specific alternatives of uses emerge, and they define a subject who cho...