This authoritative and now classic work of reference on the history of British architecture contains biographical information on some 2,000 architects who practiced in England, Scotland, and Wales from the time of Inigo Jones (1573-1652) to that of William Burn (1789-1870) and Sir Charles Barry (1795-1860). This new edition is the fourth of what began in 1954 as A Biographical Dictionary of English Architects 1600-1840. It now includes 62 newly identified architects and about 700 additional building entries. The dictionary lists every building of importance whose architect can be identified, together with such details as dates of erection and demolition, style, and references to illustrations and published descriptions. Besides a concise biography of each architect, the book gives, whenever possible, a brief assessment of the quality of the architect's work. All architectural books published by British architects of the period are listed by author name. Published for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art

Approved Document M has been divided into two volumes. ADM volume 1 covers dwellings and this volume - ADM volume 2 - covers buildings other than dwellings. This document provides guidance on the ease of access to, and use of, buildings other than dwellings, including facilities for disabled visitors or occupants. Guidance on the use of ramps and steps is covered to provide ease of access, with information including safe degrees of pitch and dimensions when building a wheelchair accessible facility. The construction of accessible stairs and corridors is also addressed, including the safe height of stairs and the accessible width of both corridors and stairs. Approved Document M volume 2 also includes guidance on the access and sanitary conveniences to extensions of buildings other than dwellings. The document includes many useful diagrams on how to show compliance with the regulations, along with details on Access Statements. This new edition of Approved Document M volume 2 incorporates the changes necessitated by the amendment booklet issued in July 2020 and which took effect on 1st January 2021. Full details on this amendment booklet and the changes can be found at - https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/901882/200717_AD_M_July2020_amend.pdf Contents * M1: Access and use of buildings other than dwellings * M2: Access to extensions to buildings other than dwellings * M3: Sanitary conveniences in extensions to buildings other than dwellings

Green Social Housing explores the ideas, inspirations and factors that need to be taken into account in order to achieve new and advanced typologies of ecological and bioclimatic social housing - ones which are able to meet the needs of their occupants, are designed to be perfectly integrated in the urban and social structure of their locations, and which can evolve with the needs of their occupants and environment.Featuring full-colour photography and detailed architectural plans and drawings, along with informative texts, this is an essential resource for architects and designer looking for ideas and inspiration for their next environmentally friendly social housing project.