The complete reference guide to architecture and design, including: awards &amp; honors, noted individuals, important projects, rankings of colleges of architecture and design, firm rankings, etc.

Almanac of Architecture and Design 2000

Arts & Photography

Cramer, James P.

Architecture

Greenway Communications

Almanac of Architecture & Design 2001

Reference

Catalogs & Directories

An updated edition, with five new chapters, of the classic text on the relationship between design and business, and how each discipline can learn from and improve the other.

Design Plus Enterprise: Seeking a New Reality in Architecture & Design

How to communicate—and, especially why—to clients, prospects, staff, and the public is the basis of Communication by Design: Marketing Professional Services. It is targeted to business principals as well as anyone who aspires to a leadership position in a firm, association, or business joint venture. Capelin draws on examples from her career as an award-winning public relations consultant to elucidate the fundamentals of strategic, effective communication.0-7734-613\\This book provides a more up-dated and more concise dialogue by offering a condensed analysis of Verga's often neglected Novelle. The focus rests on selected novelle which deal with the social awareness and political awakening of the peasants and poor fishermen of Sicily of the 1800s to the 1920s.

Communication by Design: Marketing Professional Services

Business & Money

Capelin, Joan

Marketing & Sales

This groundbreaking guide to successful management in architecture, engineering, and design, the culmination of a decade of work, combines practical solutions with business theory and an eye-opening treatise on the anatomy of leadership.

How Firms Succeed: A Field Guide to Design Management

Simpson, Scott

This book is the the preeminent resource for architects and designers, students, and researchers, as well as a source of endless fun for lovers of records, rankings and trivia.

Almanac of Architecture & Design, 2003

Szenasy, Susan S.

Yankopolus, Jennifer Evans

Almanacs & Yearbooks

How Firms Succeed is a hands-on guide to running any design-related business from a two-person graphics team to middle-management to CEOs of multi-national firms, offering advice on specific problems and situations and providing insight into the art of inspirational management and strategic thinking. Together, Cramer and Simpson provide "deceptively simple yet ultimately critical guidelines" that inspire and educate designers at all professional levels. It combines practical solutions with business theory. Sections address such critic topics as marketing, operations, professional services and finances as well as the Anatomy of Leadership, a new perspective on the how’s and why’s of design leadership. The book includes chapters on such topics as "Demystifying Design Fees," "How Technology is Redesigning Design," "Principal Leadership—Choosing the Next Generation," "Hypertrack: Setting New Standards for Client Service" and "Performance-Based Initiatives: Motivatin! g Your Firm." Each chapter closes with a list of questions intended to give the reader points of reflection for their own goals and experiences.

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

James P. Cramer

Jennifer Evans Yankopolus

Ambassador Richard Swett’s groundbreaking new book investigates the unique civic leadership strengths of the architecture profession. Drawing upon the compelling history of the profession, both past and present, as well as from his own singular experience as the only architect to serve in Congress during the 20th century, Swett has produced an insightful volume that is both inspiring and instructive. He shares Mark Twain’s view that "if the only tool you have is a hammer, after a while every problem begins to look like a nail." Leadership by Design is an eloquent plea to architects, leaders and citizens alike to expand the tool chest as we seek new leadership to design new solutions for the complex challenges facing our nation and the world.

Leadership by Design: Creating an Architecture of Trust

Swett, Richard N.

Architects and engineers can be pre-eminent value creators in the 21st century. This groundbreaking book presents an in-depth look into that potential future. Davy and Harris reveal a vivid landscape where innovative new models for professional practice are already beginning to flourish, showing firms avenues of escape from the vicious cycle of commoditization and low prestige that is epidemic within the architecture and engineering community. Aligned with the dynamics of the emerging knowledge-based economy, these new models of practice offer bold value propositions, combining new ways of creating value with innovative pricing strategies Value Redesigned explores the adaptive challenges firms face as they move into the future, and offers guidance for the difficult transformational work required for genuine success, including how to become a “living firm,” reassume a proactive leadership role with clients and within society, implement new strategies for value creation and compensation, and develop the social and leadership capacities essential to success.

Value Redesigned: New Models for Professional Practice

Kyle V. Davy

Susan L. Harris

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Almanac of Architecture and Design 2000

Almanac of Architecture & Design 2001

Design Plus Enterprise: Seeking a New Reality in Architecture & Design

Communication by Design: Marketing Professional Services

How Firms Succeed: A Field Guide to Design Management

Almanac of Architecture & Design, 2003

How Firms Succeed: A Field Guide to Design Management

Almanac of Architecture & Design 2005, Sixth Edition

Leadership by Design: Creating an Architecture of Trust

Value Redesigned: New Models for Professional Practice