Gary Schroeder
Preventing problems and dealing with them when they occur.More
Alexander Garvin
Can planners—or anyone—improve a neighborhood, city, suburb, or region? Planning does work: this book explains how.More
Paul Laseau
A step-by-step course in creating watercolor sketches.More
Noémie Vialard, Patrick Blanc
A recipe book for gardeners, from Patrick Blanc's innovative Green Wall to new techniques for domestic gardens.More
Norman Tyler, Robert M. Ward
An ideal introduction to community planning for students, planners, local officials, community leaders, and citizens.More
Michael Johannes Ochs
The first comprehensive description of an old Moroccan plaster technique that creates unique, sensual, natural effects.More
Robert Twombly
The most influential, provocative, and enduring writings of the American master are gathered in this anthology.More
Kevin Gardner
A master stonemason imparts the fundamentals of building traditional New England-style dry stone walls.More
C. Howard Walker, Richard Sammons
With the revival of interest in traditional design, practitioners,
students, and historians have begun to study and use the vocabulary of
forms that so enriched our architectural heritage.More
Martin Benad, Ursula E. Benad
All trompe l’oeil painting uses light and shadow to create illusory forms and surfaces.More
Peter Forbes
A riveting account of the unexpected relationship between nature and scientific design.More
Raymond Lecoq, Gregory Bruhn
From grilles and gates to balconies and complex lock and key mechanisms, this book traces the successive styles of decorative French ironwork over its 700-year development.
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Marie-Jeanne Lorente
Explore the creative joy of transforming edible and nonedible plants,
trees, and grasses into exquisite paper using this friendly and
inspiring book. It offers step-by-step instructions for turning an
array of common and exotic plants from garlic skin and other kitchen
leftovers to oak leaves, wheat, and wasp nests--into artistic and
useful sheets of paper.More
Paul Laseau
Even in the computer age, freehand sketching is the designer’s most useful tool for notation, design exploration, and graphic communication.More
George Dombek, Tom Porter
This book dispels common misconceptions and gives instructions for mastering the airbrush.
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