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The first volume of Manchester University Press' 'Beginnings' series, which is based on Peter Barry's critically aclaimed bestseller, Beginning theoryThis brilliant digest offers a clear, step-by-step introduction to postmodernism on every discourse a. . . .
In addition, the book provides the reader with insight into many of the other concerns facing landscape architects, such as the image and the function of urban spaces, ecological survival, sustainability, native people and their settlements, environmental education and the role and nature of human settlement. * Detailed technical information presented in accessible format with full color illustrations * Careful examination of past designs provides unique resource for landscape architects to learn and improve their own work * Clear focus on modern examples helps architects meet uniquely modern challenges such as urban sprawl and environmental concerns
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Denmark 1995. In 1960, the post-war period, architecture in Denmark underwent dramatic changes. Volume 2 includes about 330 houses with almost 1000 illustrations. The guide is divided into 3 periods and takes as its subject categories of building whose function dictates special planning and expression. This guide is arranged thematically; individual categories of building are divided into time segments of about a decade. Housing, single-family houses, educational facilities, churches, cultural centers, sports facilities, social welfare and medical facilities-all are discussed here. The guide is supplemented with a comprehensive index and eight maps, which mean that the books may also be used as travel-guides.
A survey which examines the development of architecture and design for air travel from 1909. The book documents developments in airport architecture, aircraft construction, and interior design, right through to airline corporate identity