This beautiful book brings together 300 of the best architectural drawings from the last century by the world's most prestigious architects, creating both a history of the genre and a survey of twentieth-century architecture. The book is divided into five chronological sections that are prefaced by short essays that highlight the trends and styles of that period. Each drawing is captioned with key information about the architect, the project, and the drawing. This dazzling visual feast will appeal to all students and practitioners of architecture as well as anyone with an interest in the subject.

100 Years of Architectural Drawing: 1900–2000

Arts & Photography

Bingham, Neil

Architecture

Laurence King Publishing

Patrick Gwynne (Twentieth Century Architects)

History

World

Historic England

In recent years, mid-century modern furniture, glass, ceramics, and textiles have become hugely popular among those who appreciate the stylish contribution these pieces make to the contemporary home. Modern Retro will inspire you to create a look that combines modern classics by such visionaries as the Eameses, Bertoia, and Aalto with thrift-store finds and the best contemporary design. Created by modern classics dealer Andrew Weaving and design commentator Neil Bingham, with photography by Andrew Wood, Modern Retro is not about slavishly recreating a period feel. Instead, it shows how to take the best designs of the 1920s through 1970s and use them throughout your home in a relaxed and individual way, allowing you to make the most of the gloriously eclectic forms, colors, and patterns available.

Modern Retro: Living With Mid-Century Modern Style

Weaving, Andrew

RYLAND, PETERS & SMALL

"Modern Retro" will inspire you to combine modern classics by names such as Eames, Jacobson, and Aalto, with flea-market finds and contemporary designs. The book begins with an introduction to key design innovations of the mid-twentieth century. Ingredients of the Retro Look explores the elements of the style: furniture, lighting, textiles and rugs, ceramics, and glass. Creating the Retro Look, the third part of the book, shows how to combine these elements to create a stylish home. -This bestselling title sold over 65,000 copies in hardcover. -By mid-century experts Neil Bingham and Andrew Weaving.

Modern Retro: Living With Mid-Century Modern Style (Compact Paperbacks)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Discover how in 1937 the 24-year-old Patrick Gwynne persuaded his parents to let him design them a new hom in the radical Modern Movement style. Explore the house and its beautiful woodland garden with a detailed tour. Trace Gwynne’s architectural career, creating avantgarde houses for film stars such as Laurence Harvey and Jack Hawkins.

Homewood: National Trust Guidebook

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

The National Trust

In recent years, mid-century modern furniture, glass, ceramics, and textiles have become extremely popular among those who appreciate their stylish contribution to the contemporary home. "Modern Retro" will inspire you to create a look that combines modern classics by such visionaries as the Eameses, Bertoia, and Aalto with yard-sale treasures and the best of contemporary design. Created by modern clasics dealer Andrew Weaving and disign commentator Neil Bingham, "Modern Retro" is not about slavishly recreating a period feel. Instead, it shows how to take the best designs fromt he 1920's to the 1970's and use them throughout your home in a relaxed and individual way, making the most of the gloriously eclectic form, colours, and patterns available. *An inspiring guide to using mid-20th-centry furniture and decoration in your home. *Beautiful photography by Andrew Wood.

Modern Retro: Living With Mid-century Modern Style

The towns and cities that we inhabit are the survivors of a much larger world that was never built--of visions of the future that remain on paper due to lack of funds, political changes, or because they were technically ahead of their time. How might the world look today had the realities of history been different? And how close will the architecture of the future be to that already familiar from science fiction films and the fantastic virtual environments of computer games? Fantasy Architecture proposes answers to these questions by focusing on 130 imagined buildings, structures, and schemes from the late medieval period to the present. Artists and architects include Robert Adam, Archigram, Charles Barry, Etienne-Louis Boullee, William Chambers, FAT, Foreign Office Architects, Foster and Partners, Erna Goldfinger, Louis Hellman, Inigo Jones, Berthold Lubetkin, Edwin Lutyens, Eric Mendelsohn, Nils Norman, Claes Oldenburg, Joseph Paxton, Sir John Soane, Softroom and Paolo Soleri. Essayists include Neil Bingham, previously Assistant Curator of the Royal Institute of British Architecture (RIBA) Drawings Collections, London and author of monographs on Christopher Nicholson and C.A. Busby; Clare Carolin, Exhibitions Curator at the Hayward Gallery in London; Rob Wilson, Curator at the RIBA Gallery; and architect Peter Cook, professor at the Bartlett School of Architecture and former member of the group Archigram, who offers a personal text.

Fantasy Architecture: 1500-2036

Wilson, Rob

Carolin, Clare

Hayward Gallery/Royal Institute of British Architects

* Fourth title in unique series * Beautifully illustrated with rarely seen drawings from RIBA Drawings Collection * In addition to his architectural output, Nicholson is widely known for his commercial designs, such as those for BEA and Ferranti * This book will appeal to architects, planners, artists, illustrators, commercial designers and historians

Christopher Nicholson - RIBA Drawings Monographs No. 4 (Royal Inst. British Architects (RIBA) Drawings/Mon)

Individual Artists

Academy Press

Here, Neil Bingham examines the most cutting-edge fashion boutiques of the twenty-first century in the leading fashion capitals of the world: London, Milan, Paris, New York and Tokyo. These exclusive stores range from entire buildings that are new city landmarks to intimate shops favoured by the fashion and design cognoscenti. This is the designed world of luxury shopping, where famous fashion designers present their exclusive collections, and clients cross thresholds between fantasy and desire. Fabric, structure, materials, models ... architects and fashion designers have discovered that they have much in common. With a perceptive understanding of their shared values and language, and backed by photography of each boutique, Neil Bingham discusses how the boutique design reflects and endorses the fashion designer's look.

The New Boutique: Fashion And Design

Merrell Publishers

C.A. Busby: the Regency Architect of Brighton and Hove

RIBA Heinz Gallery

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