Residential Architect, March/April 2010
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Residential Architect is written for architects and designers who design for residential construction, providing architects with product information, marketing tips, design ideas, management strategies, and profiles of the industry's leading lights.
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Building Innovations - Summer 2010
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The Architectural Review Magazine April 2010
English | 40 Pages | 14MB | True PDF
The Architectural Review is a monthly magazine providing inspirational coverage of the best in global architecture. With a 113 year history as the leading publication in its field, AR is the authority on the most beautiful contemporary buildings in existence today. Every month the magazine provides an ultimate collection of the most outstanding new projects; each illustrated with world-class photography and clarified with in-depth plans and drawings. AR is globally recognised as the ultimate design resource for the built environment and the one magazine in which architects aspire to have their work published. It is regarded as a leader of debates and perfectly portrays the cultural life of contemporary architecture through a standard of imagery that seems to ‘live on the page’.
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Canadian Architect - May 2010
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The 1970s is Here and Now
(Architectural Design)
Wiley | 2005-05-20 | ISBN: 047001136X | 128 pages | PDF | 11 MB
The 1970’s was marked by a seismic change that occurred in the representation of ideas in architecture as they appeared monthly on the pages of AD. The magazine bears out the energetic, experimental, environmentally-conscious and ultimately pluralist culture that prevailed throughout the 1960’s, carrying it through to the emergence of Post-Modernism in the late 1970’s. This issue of AD presents a 'Cosmorama for Now', looking at such subjects as housing, schools, health, urban design and planning.
Contributors will include amongst others: Jon Goodbun, FAT, Kester Ratternbury, David West of Will Aslop Architects, Liza Fior of Muf, Jeremy Till, Nic Clear, Robert Webb, John-Paul Frazer, Pauline van Mourik Brekman and Simon Worthington of Mute Magazine, Sand Helsel, Will McLean & Pete Silver, Adam Kalkin, Chris Muller, Samantha Hardingham.
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Protoarchitecture: Analogue and Digital Hybrids
(Architectural Design)
Wiley | 2008-08-25 | ISBN: 0470519479 | 136 pages | PDF | 15 MB
The illusive and uncertain world of translating ideas into matter is a negotiation between the ideal and the real and a central preoccupation of architectural production. By invading the toolbox of digital fabrication, design has transgressed into protocols of manufacturing previously the domain of other disciplines and skills sets. Craft, assembly and installation, once the realm of trades, are qualities that are now dependent upon design information and its status as an instruction to make. The ensuing loop between the physical and tactile, the imaginary and speculative, has defined a new expectation in making architecture as a construct that is part real, part ideal.
With contributions from Lebbeus Woods, Evan Douglis, Theo Jansen, Shin Egashira and many more, Protoarchitecture presents an explicitly diverse collection of works from leading and emerging practitioners, educators, researchers and visionaries from all corners of this innovative field.
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Theoretical Meltdown - Architectural Design
Wiley | 2009-03-03 | ISBN: 0470997796 | 136 pages | PDF | 17 MB
If the 20th century can be characterised by theories and manifestoes, which emanated across every sphere of life from politics to the fine arts, the beginning of the 21st century can be distinguished by its very break from theory. This effective ‘theoretical meltdown’ has manifested itself in a period of uncertainty, which can be perceived in the way disciplines coalesce with each other and blur their parameters: fine art becoming indistinct from advertising imagery; architecture incorporating communication techniques; and sculpture dealing with living spaces; while architecture reshapes fragments of the natural environment.
* The issue topically calls the contemporary situation in architecture to account.
* Features writings by and interviews with some of the most remarkable protagonists of the debate: Ole Bouman, Ricardo Diller & Elizabeth Scofidio, Neil Leach, Bernard Tschumi and Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown.
* Acts as a barometer to architectural design, inviting 10 international critics to highlight the most relevant current work.
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