Since its launch in 2000, design professionals have come to rely on the Almanac of Architecture &amp; Design for information about the industry and where they fit within it. Learn what awards your competition is winning. Read what design leaders are saying about their successes and vision of the future. Trace the trends in specific building types, or expand your knowledge of benchmark events in the history of the profession. The Almanac is your key to what is happening in the design world. 
764 pages loaded with facts, rankings and little-known information: * Recent winners of over 100 national and international award programs * Rankings of the world’s tallest buildings, best skylines and most popular buildings * Over 35 entries of use specifically for current and prospective design students * Chapters devoted exclusively to sustainable/green design as well as historic preservation * Award-winning essays and notable speeches from the past year * Guides to design bookstores, museums, organizations, journal and magazines, hiring an architect or interior designer * Obituaries of design leaders and patrons from the past year * Historical timelines for sustainable/green design, planning, historic preservation and women in architecture Includes extensive information on architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, industrial design, historic preservation and planning 
The sixth edition also features three unique cover designs—each highlighting an award-winning project from a different leading firm.

Almanac of Architecture & Design 2005, Sixth Edition

Reference

James P. Cramer

Jennifer Evans Yankopolus

Almanacs & Yearbooks

Greenway Communications

For eight consecutive years, the Almanac of Architecture &amp; Design has provided readers with sweeping views of events, benchmarks, and successes of the past year in design. Find out which building has assumed the title as tallest, which firms are winning awards, which architecture and design schools are considered the best, which projects and firms are at the top of their market segments, and who the leaders are in the profession.

Almanac of Architecture & Design 2007 (Design Intelligence)

Catalogs & Directories

Now in its 14th edition, the Almanac of Architecture & Design 2013 is the most in-depth ever published. Use it to identify architecture and design partners for the future. Learn about the most dominant firms by building types, awards, and fee volume. Find data for your firm, reference material for clients, and statistics for colleagues. Top 1,000 architecture firms in North America directory, with services, regions and markets served Exclusive DI Brand Recognition Index of the Top 1,000 firms in North America Leading 333 firms by global revenue Historic details on architecturally significant airports, aquariums, museums, convention centers, and stadiums Comprehensive records of awards and achievements Color gallery of leading projects and award winners for 2013, and much more

Almanac of Architecture & Design 2013 14th edition (DesignIntelligence)

Arts & Photography

DesignIntelligence

Jane Paradise Wolford PhD

Architecture

Architecture and design are undergoing a radical transformation. Global practice, sustainability, innovative delivery processes, and sophisticated technology are challenging everyone involved in the A/E/C industry to be both more creative and more efficient. In How Firms Succeed 5.0, Jim Cramer and Scott Simpson show how design professionals can deliver extraordinary new value for their clients. Their model of the "Design Enterprise Cycle" offers a compelling vision of what lies ahead, with step-by-step advice on how to achieve extraordinary success in a time of rapid change. This is an important read for everyone who has a stake in building a better, healthier, and more sustainable future.

How Firms Succeed 5.0: New Horizons for the Professional Services Firm

Small Firm Success

Scott Simpson (Architect)

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