What You Must Know About Home Lenders: Seventeen Answers-The Answer Book, Volume One

Oxenham, Larry

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You Should Not Get a Home Equity Line of Credit: Thirteen Reasons-The Answer Book (Answer Book Ser. : Volume II)

The Million Dollar Book Writing Formula: It Can Make You Rich (Even If You Can't Write)

Tropical architecture and interiors: Tradition-based design of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand

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Foreign Language Study & Reference

The Royal Palaces of Korea: Six Centuries of Dynastic Grandeur

History

Hoon, Shin Young

Asia

China has always been a great source of gastronomic delights, its major cities the melting pots of Oriental and Western cultures. Today there is an increasing demand for Chinese restaurants to reflect the intricacies of a particular cuisine and to display only a sprinkling of architectural and visual reminders of cultural roots. People 6 on Yue Yang Road in Shanghai is a perfect example. Steel screens punctured with holes form an entrance that leads to a surprising interior that successfully combines the eastern Zen Concept with a simple industrial style. The result is the ideal contemporary dining place. Trendy Restaurants in China features 21 restaurants in total, all of which harmonize the traditional with the modern in a complete exploration of contemporary Chinese design concepts. Many presents unique combinations of textures and colors, elegance and simplicity, the hip and the cool.

Trendy Restaurants in China

Arts & Photography

Architecture

The history of tea culture runs long and deep in China it is not only a traditional art form intertwined with daily living, but drinking tea also serves as a way for the contemporary Chinese to relax. As China is the original land of tea culture, its teahouses are primarily concerned with spreading the knowledge and benefits of this rich practice, while protecting it from dilution. Therefore, presenting the highlights of the tea culture has been a core-content of most teahouses.  The teahouses in China have taken up many traditional forms, such as those of a Chinese place, garden, or communal hall.  Other commonly seen forms include the traditional teahouses, Europe cafes and forms of joint lineage. The interior design of the Chinese Teahouse, or hardware, often utilizes tiles, porcelain and woods, portraying to the casual visitor an well-aged air in tradition. These are well accompanied by regimental accoutrements of tea-wares. As you experience Contemporary Teahouses in China, it is essential that you do not overlook the software of the teahouse. We would be hard-pressed to capture the flavors of the tea itself, but we do not want to rob you of this complete experience and can only urge you to experience the spaces and their wares for yourself.

Contemporary Teahouses in China

One of two volumes that demonstrates the vital role a logo plays in establishing a strong and credible corporate identity. Featuring over a thousand examples of the latest and greatest the world has to offer, this book is divided into the following categories; business &amp; services which covers shopping centers, office products audio equipment and more: catering which covers restaurants, coffee bars, bars, pizzerias, and more; food &amp; beverage which also includes agricultural products; leisure &amp; entertainment which covers fitness centers, nightclubs and more; beauty; fashion; tourism which covers hotels, resorts, museums and zoos; medical &amp; healthcare which covers hospitals, clinics and medicines; finance; advertising &amp; graphic design; conferences &amp; exhibitions; and internet, which covers websites, electronic commerce and network companies.

New Logo, Volume One

Liang, Chen Ci

History & Criticism

Second volume in a brilliant series that features some of the world's most exciting and powerful new logo designs. A must-have complement to the first edition, New Logo Two is devoted to a totally different series of categories that include: computers &amp; software; industry; management, which covers public relations, marketing, consulting and more; enterprise image; hi-technology; architecture &amp; real estate, which covers architectural institutes, construction, real estate development and more; transportation; correspondence; education which covers educational organizations, schools and training centers; sports which covers athletic teams, sports products and more; culture &amp; art, which covers art festivals, music and dance; media, which covers television, movies, magazines, record labels, and more; public services &amp; government; and charity and commonwealth.

New Logo, Volume Two

A superbly illustrated book that examines the emergence of modern Chinese interior design and architecture, from the country's enthusiastic embrace of Western technologies and advancements in the wake of the "Cultural Revolution," to today's quiet renaissance of traditional values. It is not a simple return to ancient times and themes, but a successful and mature approach to blending the old with the new. Today's developments in Chinese interior design are a direct result of the gradual awakening of national consciousness and a new appreciation of the idea that "the more national a culture is, the more internationally cherished it becomes." The book is divided into five chapters all devoted to rethinking specific elements of Chinese design tradition including philosophy, ideas, techniques, decorations and components. It covers ceilings, furniture, courtyards, spatial definition, ventilation techniques, lighting and much more.

Chinese Style: From Past to Present

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