An attempt to explain the functions of a wide range of buildings for health care. It is intended as an introduction and assumes no special knowledge from the reader. Its context is those societies in which health care is deliberately organized.

Hospitals and Health Care Facilities: A Design and Development Guide

Arts & Photography

Cox, Anthony

Groves, Philip

Architecture

Butterworth Architecture

This book will provide both clients and designers with a disciplined approach to the design of offices containing high technology equipment. The detailed information and guidance given leads the reader step-by-step through the necessary thought processes, the gathering of information and the decision making in the most logical and effective way to ensure that nothing is forgotten. The main features of the book are - comprehensive checklists, to be used by both client and design team, first to create a brief and then to envolve a design; diagrammatic layouts and photographs showing alternative approaches; and lists of references directing the reader to more detailed sources.

Offices: A Briefing and Design Guide (Butterworth Architecture Design and Development Guides)

Bailey, Stephen

Planning and design of library buildings (Butterworth Architecture library of planning and design)

Thompson, Godfrey

It is obviously difficult nowadays to explain to a new generation what exactly modern architecture is about. The best way to understand the buildings is through their plans, which were seen by their designers as descriptions of a way of life. In fact the plan is the most accurate measure we have of changes in architectural though since the Beaux Arts. The first volume of 'Key Buildings of the 20th Century' covered developments in this way over the first stages of the period until l1945, seminal and classic modern houses that enabled the leading talents of the modern movement to establish exactly what changes in ideals and in practical life-style society would require to be realized in the excellence of their designs. With this second volume David Dunster has faced a far more strenuous and challenging task in selecting from around the world a further fifty-one house designs that he now feels reflect most accurately the richness and plurality of architecture that has developed since 1945. The plan is again seen to be the generator of the whole design and the diverse range of house designs that these leading architects of the second half of the century demonstrate confirms that the future of modern architecture in an increasingly complex century remains in good hands. The examples display a remarkable new breadth of regional diversity that readily fulfils the aspirations of the pioneers of modern design.

Key Buildings of the Twentieth Century

DUNSTER, DAVID

The Building Envelope: Applications of New Technology Cladding

A survey of advanced technology in architecture and building. By means of 33 case studies of recent buildings incorporating new forms of construction throughout the world, the authors clarify, in a highly illustrative fashion, the various advanced forms of construction, and provide an essential database for designers in the field. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Science & Math

Brookes, Alan J.

Grech, Chris

Technology

Building failures: A guide to diagnosis, remedy, and prevention

Addleson, Lyall

In recent years, arches have once again attracted the attention of building designers, yet many have received no formal training in arch design. This guide provides the design advice necessary for the successful inclusion of arches within a project.

Brickwork Arch Detailing

Brassington, Kevan B. H.

Lumbard, Peter R.

This is a survey of winning projects of The Aga Khan Award for Architecture, spanning the period 1977-1986. It includes both new buildings and historic site developments.

Space for Freedom: The Search for Architectural Excellence in Muslim Societies

Serageldin, Ismail

Architectural drawing,design and plans,criticism and interpreration,buildings,structures,ect. Published by Butterworth Architecture 1990 first edition.

Carlo Scarpa and the Castelvecchio

Murphy, Richard

A brief synthesis of the development of urban Rome, dealing mainly with the historic center enclosed within the ancient walls. Introduces the illustrated survey and description of 101 noteworthy architectural achievements up to the present day. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Architect's Guide to Rome (Butterworth Architecture Architects Guides)

Salvadori, Renzo

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