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Architecture History:     more books (100)

The Secret Architecture of Our Nation's Capital: The Masons and the Building of Washington, D.C. by David Ovason, 2002-04-01 American Architectural History: A Contemporary Reader Byzantine Architecture (History of World Architecture) by Cyril Mango, 1985-06-15 Byzantine Churches in Constantinople Their History and Architecture by Ramsay Traquair, Arthur E. ( Edward) Henderson, 2009-10-04 Roman Architecture by Frank Sear, 1983-02-28 Baroque Architecture (History of World Architecture) by Christian Norberg-Schulz, 2003-06-25 The Colonial Architecture of Mexico by James Early, 2000-12-01 Savannah revisited: History & architecture by Mills Lane, 2001 The New Architecture and The Bauhaus by Walter Gropius, 1965-03-15 Keeping Time: The History and Theory of Preservation in America (Wiley Desktop Editions) by William J. Murtagh, 2005-09-05 Architecture of the Nineteenth Century (History of world architecture) by Robin Middleton, David Watkin, 2003-08-01 Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture (Dover books on architecture) A history of French architecture from the death of Mazarin till the death of Louis XV, 1661-1774 by Reginald Blomfield, 2010-08-14 Theories and History of Architecture by Manfredo Tafuri, 1981-10

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101. Lost West Landscape Architecture And Landscape Construction Web Page
     Los Angeles based landscape architecture and construction firm.  
     http://www.lostwest.com/

102. Bilkent University, Faculty Of Art, Design & Architecture, Ankara, Turkey
     Links to the faculties various departments of study and admissions/administration information. Turkey.  
     http://www.art.bilkent.edu.tr/

103. Untitled Page
     Specializing in highend contemporary residential design and construction management throughout the Americas and Europe.  
     http://www.g2architects.com/

104. ACADIA
     Presents a gallery of winners of its competition, membership information, signup instructions for the member listserve and details for ordering publications.  
     http://www.acadia.org/

105. ArchitectureWeek - 2005.0914
     Covers new buildings worldwide and a spectrum of design and technical issues.  
     http://www.ArchitectureWeek.com/
     
     Extractions: by Botond Bognar The designs of Japanese architect Kengo Kuma critically engage the materiality of architecture in order to challenge its usual meanings, and in so doing, to thwart the emergence of architecture as an object. As he has shown in many of his projects, Kuma is determined to "dissolve" the materials that he uses, or to choose materials that are less substantial, stating, "If materials are thoroughly particlized, they are transient, like rainbows." The application of new materials and the uncommon use of old materials are not limited to Japan, but both have been so extensive here that much of the recent success achieved by Japanese architects can be attributed in large part to those devices. Among the growing number of new materials architects have experimented with are: Teflon fiber fabric, polycarbonate, liquid crystal glass, cardboard, paper, corrugated metal, and perforated aluminum, in order to configure lighter structures and more fluid and ambiguous spatial matrices. Shigeru Ban has long been advocating the use of large cardboard tubes, which he used for his Paper Church in Kobe (1995) and the Japanese Pavilion at the Expo 2000 in Hannover, Germany, among other examples of his "paper architecture." Shuhei Endo, on the other hand, has started to use ordinary corrugated metal sheets in unusual, fluidly curving, and often spiral shapes.

106. Page D'accueil
     Collectif de jeunes architectes ayant pour but de pr©senter leurs diff©rents articles sur l'art des jardins et l'architecture. Exemples de projet ou r©alisations. Promotion de jeunes artistes plasticiens.  
     http://www.architectedunet.com/safran/
     
     Extractions: Photographies Art des jardins Peintures Architecture Le Bienvenue sur le site Safran-Architecture. Ce site a été conçu par un collectif de jeunes architectes et a pour but, de présenter leurs différents articles sur l'art des jardins, sur l'architecture, d'en collecter d'autres par votre intermédiaire afin d'enrichir le fond de ce site. Vous pourrez y trouver également quelques exemples de leurs différents projets ou réalisations. Ce site a pour vocation également de promouvoir de jeunes artistes, plasticiens, en vous présentant leurs créations. Si vous souhaitez nous rejoindre ou apporter votre contribution à ce collectif, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter BONNE ANNEE 2001 le collectif SAFRAN ARCHITECTURE site conçu et développé par architectedunet.com Tous droits réservés La galerie des panoramiques Un essai sur Ferdinand Bac : artiste et créateur de jardins La galerie de Milou, jeune artiste parisienne. 7 projets architecturaux commentés Livre d'or Nous contacter Liens favoris

107. Larchitecture.com : Architecture, Architecte, Revue, Magazine, Région, Appels D
     L'architecture par r©gion mise en ligne de revues d©j  parues, petites annonces gratuites, syst¨me de recherche pour les m©tiers du b¢timent, appels d'offres, terrains   b¢tir et autres adresses utiles.  
     http://www.larchitecture.com/

108. Bruno Architecture
     Provides photos of residential architecture and contact information. Blue Hill, Maine.  
     http://www.brunoarchitecture.com/

109. White Design
     Architectural design practice specialising in the design of sustainable, context sensitive, low energy, low environmental impact buildings. Montpelier, Bristol, UK.  
     http://www.white-design.co.uk/

110. Architectural History - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
     Architectural history, like any other form of historical knowledge, In these respects, architectural history is a subdiscipline of art history that  
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architectural_history
     
     Extractions: architecture series. Neolithic architecture Ancient Egyptian architecture Sumerian architecture Classical architecture ... Edit this box Architectural history studies the evolution and history of architecture across the world through a consideration of various influences- artistic socio-cultural political economic and technological . In general, the question is one of relating meaning (intangible functions, purposes, symbols) with the built environment (material tables, windows, roofs, paths) through the necessities of life (food, work, communion etc.) within the historical context. Architectural history, like any other form of historical knowledge, is subject to the limitations and potentialities of history as a discipline . Consequently there have been a wide range of perspectives in the study of architecture, most of them Western. In the 19th century , architecture of the past was understood from a formal perspective, emphasizing the morphological characteristics of form, technique and materials. This period also saw the emergence of the individual architect, the amalgamation of whose conscious intentions would become the subject of artistic movements. In these respects, architectural history is a subdiscipline of

111. The Tillinghast Association
     A society to share the genius of Albert Warren Tillinghast his principles of modern golf course architecture and design.  
     http://www.tillinghast.net

112. Fullswing Golf Services - Home
     Author Paul Daley's site dedicated to worldwide architecture. Book availability, featured essays and photos are featured.  
     http://www.fullswinggolf.com.au/
     
     Extractions: Home About the Publisher Books Golf Tours ... Contact Us Home Full Swing Golf Services Pty Ltd, encompassing Full Swing Golf Publishing, is dedicated to publishing high-quality golf books. Full Swing’s Managing Director, Paul Daley - a keen student of golf-course architecture and golf history - enjoys his career of writing, editing and publishing golf literature. Golf Architecture: A Worldwide Perspective, Volume Three, will be available in June and contains a smorgasbord of new and relatively new courses including Barnbougle Dunes in Tasmania, Cape Kidnappers in New Zealand and St Andrews Beach in Victoria. For more information on Golf Architecture: A Worldwide Perspective , Volume Three - please click here . To order your copy now, please use our Online Order facility. If you would like more information on any of our books or publishing services, please use the CONTACT US form.

113. Archwood - Architecture Bois Suisse Saillon - Design Agencement Habitation à Os
     A Saillon en Suisse. Agencement, construction de maisons en ossature bois. Agencement d'int©rieur.  
     http://www.archwood.net

114. 3h építésziroda / 3h Office For Architecture / Csillag Katalin és Gunther Zs
     The architectural practice located in Gyor (the western part of Hungary) presents its modernist projects. The site includes list of awards, exhibitions and lectures.  
     http://www.3h.hu

115. Marivi's Origamic Architecture
     Many elaborate card designs, featuring models based upon the architecture of Gaudi. Also includes instructions and a section on Heraldic Origamic architecture.  
     http://marivi_10.tripod.com/index.html

116. Departmental Library - Department Of Architecture And Building Science
     Internet and print resources in architecture, especially sustainable and Scottish architectural design.  
     http://www.strath.ac.uk/Departments/DABS-IR/index.html

117. The Pentium: An Architectural History Of The World's Most Famous Desktop Process
     The Pentium An Architectural history of the World s Most Famous Desktop Processor (Part I). 1 Introduction, 2 - The Pentium s pipeline  
     http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/cpu/pentium-1.ars/1
     
     Extractions: /* Accessible by controls */ 1 - Introduction 2 - The Pentium's pipeline 3 - The P6 architecture 4 - The P6 architecture, continued. 5 - The P6 architecture, continued! 6 - The P6 architecture, continued! 7 - The cost of x86 legacy compatibility on the P6 8 - The Pentium III By Jon Stokes Sunday, July 11, 2004 I'll never forget when Intel first announced that the name for the successor to the 486 would be "Pentium." I and most of my fellow computer nerds thought the name was silly and not suitably geeky. Everyone knew that computer components were supposed to have names with numbers in them; after all, Star Wars droids, Star Trek ships, software versions, Compuserve e-mail addresses, and every other kind of computer-related thing you could think of had a moniker consisting of some mix of numbers and letters. So what's with a name that vaguely suggests the concept of "fiveness," but would be more appropriate for an element or a compound? To this day, I still have no idea who or what was responsible for the name "Pentium," but I suppose it no longer matters. A question that's still worth asking, though, is why the Pentium name has stuck around as the brand name for Intel's main processor product line through no less than four major architectural changes. In a nutshell, the answer is that the Pentium brand name, having somehow made the transition from the original Pentium architecture to the radically different Pentium Pro (or P6) architecture, became synonymous with the most successful desktop microprocessor architecture of all time — in fact, in its heyday "Pentium" became virtually synonymous with "PC."

118. Home Page SubsurfaceBuildings.com
     An exploration of the viability of underground buildings in contemporary America, with some discussion of international examples.  
     http://www.subsurfacebuildings.com
     
     Extractions: Skyscrapers are the headliners, and underground buildings are the virtually unnoticed understudies of architecture. Every day, tens of thousands of Americans use more than 450 public and commercial structures and 5,000 private homes that nestle within the earth. Major new subterranean structures are under construction or are on the drawing boards. SubsurfaceBuildings.com explores underground buildings, examines their impact on architecture and the environment, and addresses such questions as: Why would anyone want to bury a building? Are underground buildings safe How do architects feel about designing buildings that are hidden within the earth? What is the environmental impact of subterranean architecture? Dozens of SubsurfaceBuildings.com articles use photos, drawings, and descriptions to answer questions like these while showing that underground buildings are surprisingly common and appealing.

119. Aedas - Home Page
     architecture, surveying, interior design, sustainable, master planning, conservation and related services. Office locations in the UK, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, UAE and Singapore.  
     http://www.aedas.com/

120. ...klariti.com
     Dublin, Irelandbased IA and documentation specialists. Publishes monthly newsletter, KLARIFIED.  
     http://www.klariti.com

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