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Books > Arts & Architecture > Architecture > Interior design
Gothic style transformed the urban landscape from the mid 19th
century. In this new book, discover how leading architects
reinterpreted Medieval buildings to create a dynamic style which
spread from Victorian England to the other side of the Atlantic. In
this full colour illustrated guide the author uses his own drawings
and photographs to show the reader some of the leading buildings of
the time, and explain how to identify the style on more ordinary
houses and how to recognise the details inside and out which
characterise it. Trevor Yorke is a hugely popular artist and writer
about architectural themes. His books include British Architectural
Styles; Georgian & Regency Houses Explained , and Art Deco
House Styles.
This book offers a comprehensive introduction to the planning and
implementation of this special kind of garden, taking the concrete
planning process as its guide. From design fundamentals and concept
development with different typology variants all the way to the
choice of materials, the various construction principles, and
building services, all subjects relevant to planning are
comprehensively presented. The planning information is illustrated
with numerous international examples, with projects ranging from a
"green wall" as interior design element and private house gardens
in Australia, New Zealand, and Germany all the way to award -
winning ecological office buildings in the USA and the Netherlands,
an old - age home in Sweden, and an indoor park in Canada.
Hand Drafting for Interior Design shows you how to create beautiful
interior design drawings to share with clients. Detailed examples
illustrate how to render furniture, floors, walls, windows, plants
in floor plans and elevations, using a T-square and a triangle.
Progressing from the most basic lessons on how to line up a
T-square on the paper, you will learn the complete drafting
process, from choosing the right tools to the finished drawing.
This new edition builds on the strength of the prior editions by
adding commercial examples, electrical and lighting plans, custom
millwork, and process drawings. New to this Edition * Explains how
to use a lettering guide to easily improve your hand lettering
skills * Includes a discussion for using a metric scale and a
conversion chart * Expanded coverage of Architectural Elements
drawn in plan view, including ADA push/pull clearances at doors,
and stairs * The kitchen and bath section includes planning for ADA
(wheelchair-bound individuals and aging in place) * A chapter
dedicated to drawings used for custom millwork has been added * A
final chapter on putting it all together covers title blocks, sheet
layout, index of drawings, and symbol legends
"Sustainable Design for Interior Environments, " 2nd Edition,
builds on the first edition's premise that the interior design
profession has a social and moral responsibility to protect the
health, safety, and welfare of people and the environment. The text
equips professors, students, and practitioners to design
sustainable interiors by addressing LEED certification,
environmental concerns, ecosystems, ethics, values, worldviews, and
the ways in which science and technology can be used to address
environmental challenges. Through content, organization, and
pedagogical features, the book integrates complex sustainability
topics directly into the design process, thereby enabling readers
to apply the concepts of sustainability with the same ease as they
do the elements and principles of design.
Every aspect of a strong food store design and overall branding
strategy should be about how to best enhance the shopping
experience and build on the customer's notions of visual and
sensory delights. Optimal interior layouts and sharp, clever
branding are some of the most effective ways to stimulate a
positive customer experience, and which evidence has shown will
tend to improve sales. Richly illustrated throughout, this book
covers a wide range of food and drink retail design solutions and
branding strategies of more than fifty projects from around the
globe, including purveyors of fine foods, and a variety of
evocative patisseries, an artisanal Hungarian chocolate bar / cafe,
a Mexican ice cream shop, an international selection of bakeries, a
Japanese tea shop, a luxurious but eclectic American food store
concept, plus so much more. There are several interviews with
renowned designers who provide vital detail on how to best connect
a store's branding identity and graphics with the interior design
and layout fittings, including brand promotions and store
operations. This is a must-have book for those looking to stand out
in a ever-increasing and competitive business field.
This Southern gentleman's beloved property in bucolic Americus,
Georgia, has absorbed him for over six decades. It consists of four
intimate dwellings that exemplify various southern architectural
traditions - from a mid-nineteenth-century Gothic to a
Palladian-inspired cottage - charming gardens, and out buildings.
Gatewood shares his personal reflections on how he has created a
unique world for himself tailored to his refined sensibility.
Captured in thoughtful photographs, his seductive spaces illustrate
a relaxed Arcadian style. Gatewood describes the hunt for
discovering singular antique and vintage pieces with a poetic
patina. He is an expert on custom paint finishes and composing
subtle colour palettes, and has an innate talent for incorporating
arresting architectural elements. With flair, he has collected art,
antique furnishings, and decorative objects, which are artfully
displayed in the beautifully appointed dwellings. Gatewood respects
the importance of old world craftsmanship and architectural
restoration, and takes delight in designing picturesque grounds and
plantings, as well as creating comfy areas for his beloved dogs and
peacocks. His close friend, Bunny Williams, has contributed a
section about the lessons she has learned from this master of
discernment.
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