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Daniel Hinkley is widely recognized as one of the fore­most modern plant explorers and one of the world’s leading plant collectors. He has created two outstanding private gardens—Heronswood and Windcliff. Both gardens, and the story of how one begat the other, are beautifully celebrated in Hinkley’s new book, Windcliff.

In these pages you will delight in Hinkley’s recounting of the creation of his garden, the stories of the plants that fill its space, and in his sage gardening advice. Hinkley’s spirited ruminations on the audacity and importance of garden-making — contemplations on the beauty of a sunflower turning its neck from dawn to dusk, the way a plant’s scent can spur a memory, and much more — will appeal to the hearts of every gardener.

Filled with Claire Takacs’s otherworldly photography, Windcliff is spectacular for both its physical beauty and the quality of information it contains.

About the Author:

Daniel J. Hinkley is the creator of the fabled garden at Heronswood and has won a reputation as one of the foremost plant collectors of our time. Among his awards for lifetime achievement are the Arthur Hoyt Scott Medal from the Scott Arboretum, the Liberty Hyde Bailey award from the American Horticultural Society, and the Veitch Memorial Medal from the Royal Horticultural Society. In 2019, the Daniel J. Hinkley Asian Maple Collection was named in his honor by the University of Washington Botanic Gardens. His lectures are legendary, and his current garden at Windcliff, on Washington State’s Kitsap Peninsula, is renowned for its audacious design as well as for its deft use of rare, fascinating plants.

Twenty-five beautifully made wineries by contemporary architects the world over illustrate the connection between winery design and the modern movement toward integrating wine-making with lifestyle and the enjoyment of living.

Wineries of the World celebrates the architecture and design of contemporary viniculture. From a vineyard in Napa Valley in the U.S., to an Italian winery estate in the hills of Tuscany, to an Australian enterprise at the cutting edge of organic viniculture, the projects featured are all exemplars of the finest taste in both wine and design, and increasingly popular destinations for wine lovers.

With the rise in destination travel by wine lovers over the past years, vintners the world over have embraced the opportunity to create splendid spaces for visitors to enjoy unique varieties alongside good company. Rather than repeat established, even ancient traditions cultivated over centuries throughout Europe, the contemporary architecture of wine has become a modern celebration of place, reflecting the topography of the landscape in which a winery is situated, the agricultural heritage, and at times the regional vernacular. Ultimately, these projects comprise an expression of bold vision coupled with a passion for sustainability and design.

About the Authors:

Oscar Riera Ojeda is the director of the eponymous boutique architecture publishing house Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers. An editor and designer, he has produced over 200 architecture, design, and photography books. Victor Deupi is a Cuban-American teacher of architectural history and theory, design, and representation at the University of Miami School of Architecture in Coral Gables, and the author of several books.

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Whether strict and orthogonal or undulating and curved, whether rough and natural or polished and elegant...

Wood is nature’s most remarkable resource, embedded in the history, culture and life of humans worldwide. For the architecture world it is ingenious: malleable and at the same time resilient, fully recyclable and environmentally friendly as it reduces greenhouse gases, universally applicable and locally available. Today, new processing technologies extend the spectrum of its possible applications and the combinability with other building materials, enabling innovative technical and design solutions. In short, anything is possible when it comes to timber, whatever designers conceive can be realized. The traditional building material has become ultra-contemporary and increasingly cutting-edge, offering exciting possibilities for architectural design.

- House with Cherry Tree in Vienna, Austria (juri troy architects)
- National Museum of Qatar Gift Shops in Doha, Qatar (Ateliers Jean Nouvel and Koichi Takada Architects)
- Vanke Triple V Gallery in Tianjin, China (MOD)
- Casa Camar in Montagnola, Switzerland (Jachen Könz architetto)
- House Refurbishment in Kaga, Ishikawa, Japan (Tailored design Lab.)

A masterful combination of classically modernist inspiration with comfortable California twenty-first-century living.

Architects Brett Woods and Joseph Dangaran are devotees of midcentury modernism who are committed to expressing classic modern tenets in a manner perfectly suited to twenty-first-century living. In addition to restoring multiple 1960s houses, including Craig Ellwood’s 1965 Moore House, Woods + Dangaran have created spectacular new residences that have made them one of the newest stars on the Los Angeles architecture scene. As C Magazine noted, “Brett Woods and Joseph Dangaran are continuing the spirit of California’s great builders, designing for future decades.”

Woods + Dangaran favors rich color palettes and materials, metals that shine, leathers that soften, and clean lines that reveal their work’s modernist soul. The homes they design are filled with vintage furniture and rugs juxtaposed against custom finishes and details to feel contemporary yet classic and familiar. As Woods stated in Architectural Digest, “There’s no contradiction in building something modern and building something that people can live in. You don’t need to sacrifice the virtues of comfort and graciousness to feel attuned to contemporary life.”

About the Author:

Los Angeles–based architects Brett Woods and Joseph Dangaran founded Woods + Dangaran in 2013. Michael Webb is the author of more than twenty-five books on modern architecture and design and has edited and contributed essays to many more. He lives in Los Angeles.

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The first book from award-winning interior design and architecture firm Workshop/APD with projects ranging from sleek Manhattan apartments to Shingle Style getaways.

Since its founding by Andrew Kotchen and Matt Berman, Workshop/APD has perfected a unique amalgam of traditional warmth and contemporary simplicity. All of their projects, whether a modern yet cozy Manhattan pied-à-terre or a surprisingly streamlined Shingle Style compound in Nantucket, strike an exquisite balance between architectural brilliance and decorative expressiveness. The architecture and interior design Workshop/APD represent a cleanly tailored and brightly-hued modernity, with all the embellishments of refined and luxurious decoration. In every project, high-tech and hand finishing are applied to exquisite details and fine materials and finishes, resulting in one-of-a-kind designs that are meticulously crafted, inviting, and intentional.

About the Author:

Andrew Kotchen and Matt Berman founded the New York-based multidisciplinary design firm Workshop/APD in 1999. An architecture and design author and journalist, Marc Kristal has written for Metropolis, the New York Times, Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Wallpaper, and numerous other publications. 

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Brooklyn-based design studio Workstead masterfully combines traditional inspiration with contemporary elegance.

Workstead designs one-of-a-kind interiors and pieces that balance beauty with necessity, and this book presents a special blend of their tour-de-force historic renovations and innovative yet elegant new constructions. Over the past decade, the multidisciplinary design firm has earned rapid and wide acclaim for both their residential interiors as well as for larger-scale projects, such as the Wythe Hotel in Brooklyn and the Rivertown Lodge in Hudson, New York. In all their projects, Workstead considers both clients and community, working with local artisans to create meticulously crafted modern interiors, architecture, and furniture designs inflected by history.

As T: The New York Times Style Magazine put it, Workstead “are known as sophisticated pack rats who surround themselves with objects that have a story to tell,” and described their collective design philosophy as “a cozy, updated version of early Americana, with wood plank floors and a mix of vintage and refined custom-built furniture pieces that are almost Scandinavian in their restraint.”

About the Authors:

Founded in 2009 by Stefanie Brechbuehler, Ryan Mahoney, and Robert Highsmith, Workstead is a design studio based in Brooklyn, New York. David Sokol is a New York–based writer and editor specializing in architecture and design. He contributes regularly to Architectural Record, Cultured, Dwell, and other publications, and is the author of Hudson Modern.

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Presenting acclaimed design studio Workstead’s trendsetting commercial projects, public places of both beauty and necessity that embrace a distinct sense of place while making us feel almost right at home.

Over the past decade, Brooklyn-based Workstead has earned wide acclaim for its signature residential projects, as well as larger-scale projects such as the Wythe Hotel in Brooklyn and the Rivertown Lodge in Hudson, New York. As their projects expand, Workstead’s design approach continues to feel very of the moment, rooted in an appreciation of craftsmanship, detail, and materiality.

Known for their thoughtful approach to design, Workstead works with a network of skilled fabricators, collaborating with craftspeople and artists across all mediums to create customized interior design, lighting, and furniture. The resulting interiors feel homey and welcoming, spaces where we want to spend time, whether they’re a wine bar, a restaurant, or a great room of a hotel.

Each of these interiors is crafted to make us feel at home, from the rows of bookshelves and inviting lighting to the cozy banquettes and displays of art and curios; these rooms upend the traditional notions of public and private space. Accompanied by thoughtful, descriptive texts, these interiors reward us with ideas and solutions for our own spaces and design challenges.

About the Author:

Workstead is a multidisciplinary studio celebrated by the AD100 as a global leader in design. They create one-of-a-kind buildings and interiors in their Brooklyn, NY office and lighting design in their Salisbury, CT studio.

David Sokol is a New York–based writer and editor specializing in architecture and design. He contributes regularly to Architectural Record, Cultured, Dwell, and other publications, and is the author of Hudson Modern.

The first book from Los Angeles–based interior designer Richard Hallberg charts an evocative body of work that spans seaside, mountaintop, country, and urban locales and celebrates the sensual, boundary-defying aesthetic of a true original.

In spaces that forgo easy categorization of traditional or contemporary, Hallberg uses art and objects from every genre and era — eighteenth-century gilt consoles, African baskets, selenite-slab tables — in a seductive interpretation of modernity that embodies the multifaceted, multicultural way we live today.

Wrought by a native Californian with the heart of a classicist, these rooms reserve space for sunlight, foliage, and the sound of trickling water, which make the exalted approachable and revere the perfectly imperfect. Hallberg incorporates the finest natural and artisanal materials — reclaimed wood, hand-troweled plaster, marble, limestone, crisp linen, and sumptuous wool — but understands that the greatest luxury of all is comfort. This volume chronicles the instinctual process of a designer who eschews hard-and-fast rules for the wonder of breaking them, who leaves no stone unturned in his uncompromising search for beauty, and whose lifelong pursuit of the magical, ineffable, and gorgeous has yielded an incomparable oeuvre.

About the Author:

Richard Hallberg is an award-winning Los Angeles–based interior designer and president and design director of two furniture companies, Dennis & Leen and Formations. Mario López-Cordero is a freelance journalist and the former senior editor of Veranda. His work has appeared in Martha Stewart Living, Elle Decor, and House Beautiful. Dara Caponigro has contributed to House Beautiful, Elle Decor, and Domino (where she was a founding editor). She is the creative director of F. Schumacher & Co.

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The first book from celebrated interior designer Lorraine Kirke. Acclaimed designer Lorraine Kirke deftly creates rooms that meld antique and contemporary bohemia with an exquisite flair for invention. Using a bold color palette, fearless wallpaper designs, and a daringly eclectic mix of furniture, Kirke achieves a punk-luxe aesthetic that is as inviting as it is arrestingly beautiful. Would You Like to See the House is a visual tour de force filled with inspirational ideas on how to successfully bring color and life into your home. From bookshelves made from found pieces of old doors to cabinets fitted with vintage refrigerator parts to a ceiling covered with multicolored tin pieces, this lavish book shows us how to be resourceful and courageous with design choices. Featuring more than 200 stunning photographs and organized by house, the book invites us to discover every room of each home highlighting Kirke’s highly innovative ideas. With contributions from Kirke’s clients and friends, and the designer’s multitalented daughters Jemima, Domino, and Lola, Would You Like to See the House is an irresistible celebration of creativity and imaginative design.

About the Author:

Lorraine Kirke is an interior designer and the owner of Geminola, a vintage clothing boutique in New York. Patti Stoecker is a photographer and the owner of Posh Vintage, a vintage clothing boutique in Miami Beach.

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This book chronicles in detail the various phases of the Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, which is the third to connect Europe and Asia over the Bosphorus straits.

From its design and engineering concept to its realisation, this book offers detailed insights through a historical essay, texts, interviews, illustrations, diagrams, and stunning photography. The book pays particular attention to the engineering accomplishments of the bridge, through a series of drawings and photographs that explain the process of its realisation and its operative functionality. It also captures, through specially commissioned images by renowned photographer Michel Denance, the experience of the traveler crossing the bridge from Europe to Asia, its presence as a major work of infrastructure in the landscape, and its relation to the city of Istanbul.

Yumi Katsura is the greatest fashion designer you’ve never heard of. One of the world’s bestselling luxury wedding-dress designers, she is venerated in her native Japan as a cultural icon and an inspirational business leader. Among her most celebrated pieces is a paper ‘washi mode’ dress housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art; a vestment worn by Pope John Paul II; and a diamond-laden wedding gown ranked among the most expensive of all time.

These beautifully illustrated pages tell the story of a woman who single-handedly created Japan’s modern wedding industry, turning centuries of tradition on its head. From Katsura’s childhood in the ruins of wartime Tokyo to her stellar international career, her life is an example to anyone who dreams of living for their passion. Written by Cori Coppola – producer of the acclaimed documentary House of Cardin – with co-author Kristin Coppola, this lavish fashion biography is a must-have for critics, connoisseurs and couture fans.

_The story of the number-one-selling luxury wedding-dress designer in the world
_Co-written by Cori Coppola, producer of the acclaimed fashion documentary House of Cardin
_Including historical photographs and lush full-page spreads of Katsura’s greatest creations
_A must-have for critics, connoisseurs and couture fans

About the Author:

Cori Coppola is the Producer of the fashion documentary The House of Cardin, directed by P. David Ebersole and Todd Hughes. Shot in five countries over the course of two years, the film depicts the life and work of famed French fashion designer Pierre Cardin. Previously, she worked as a Coordinator and VFX Producer for films and commercials both in the U.S. and in France working at high-profile companies such as Kleiser-Walczak, BUF, and Partizan. Ms. Coppola, who originally hails from Hollywood, is fluent in French and has lived in Paris for over 21 years. She is the granddaughter of famed opera conductor Anton Coppola, daughter of jazz bassist Ray Brown, and part of the celebrated Coppola family. Her passion for art, fashion, music and film continues to inspire and drive her work.

A comprehensive look at Istanbul-based interior designer Zeynep Fadillioglu’s most striking projects, from a modern minimalist mosque to the city’s largest luxury hotel.

Renowned for her striking, multilayered projects that are rich in materials, arts, and crafts, Zeynep Fadillioglu’s interiors express a bold contemporary sophistication and modern understanding of traditional values.

Born and raised in Istanbul, Fadillioglu studied computer science and then art history and design at London’s Inchbald School of Design before setting up her design company in Istanbul. Today, having designed many notable landmarks, she is one of the most sought-after designers both at home and abroad. Her thoughtful, creative, and interdisciplinary approach to interior design bridges history, community, cities, climate, and culture with meticulous attention to detail and to storytelling.

Beautifully printed in Italy, this monograph presents a selection of the designer’s finest projects, revealing the inspiration that has made her work in demand from London and New York to Bombay and Qatar. Written in first person, the volume provides an intimate insight into a uniquely nuanced cross-cultural approach to design that combines classic and contemporary, responding to the complex links between nature, heritage, culture, craft, and art.

The book features never-before-published photographs and captivating original illustrations.

About the Authors:

Catherine Shaw is an independent architecture, design, and art critic; speaker; and moderator, who writes about urban regeneration, Japanese architecture, art, and design. She is the author of the Wallpaper* City Guide Tokyo and Louis Vuitton City Guide Hong Kong. She is the Asia-Pacific contributing editor for the New York–based Metropolis magazine.

Author Residence: London and Hong Kong

Luxurious homes featuring woodblock printed panoramic wallpapers from the premier French manufacturer Zuber & Cie.

Since its founding in 1797, Zuber & Cie wallpapers' fame has spread far and wide, from King Louis Philippe awarding Jean Zuber the Legion of Honor in 1834 to Jackie Kennedy installing Zuber's "Vues de l'Amérique du Nord" in the White House. According to France Today, the company still uses the same antique woodblocks, the same paint formulas, and the same time-honored processes to create its stunning wallpapers as it did in Jean Zuber's time.

Gorgeous displays of friezes, borders, ceiling roses and architectural trompe l'oeil, have been photographed for Zuber in homes in the United States, France, and the United Kingdom.

About the Author:

Brian D. Coleman, MD, divides his time between Seattle and New York. Brian is the author of 21 books on the decorative arts, including the recent titles Farrow & Ball, Fortuny, and D. Porthault. He writes frequently on architecture and interior design and is the West Coast Editor of Old House Journal.

This book elaborately selects more than 100 latest property projects in domestic market. It starts with four perspectives which are transplantation, innovation, reformation and recurrence (namely, Sinicized transplantation of the exotic styles, functionalized and artistic innovation of modern architecture, traditional recurrence and modernized reformation of Chinese residences) and combines ten kinds of international mainstream architectural styles to discuss how do the architects make use of modern design language and architectural practice to achieve the organic combination of internationalization and local culture. Rather than purely talking about the architectural styles, we further display latest design concepts and techniques in this book.

Contents:

Chinese Style

Suzhou Tao Fairyland Phase Ⅲ 010
Wuxi Shangzhi Jiangnan Villa 016
Shaoxing Shanshui Mansion 020
Suzhou Zhonghai Xujiang Mansion Phase Ⅱ 026
Shaoxing Shanshui Residence 032
Zhuhai Yunshan Poetic Garden 038
Shenyang Green Living Paradise Phase Ⅲ, Ⅳ & Ⅴ 042
Taihu Lake King 048
Peking Courtyard 052
Jiangyin Goldtech • Oriental Mansion 058
Changchun Yangchun Lane 066
Jiangyin Raycom Chaozhong Architectures 074
Huizhou Shanshui Jiangnan 080

Neoclassical Style

Shenzhen Jiawang Town • Yueshan Mansion 086
Suzhou China Overseas Property International Community 090
Changchun Greenland Xinli • City Central Kungkuan 098
Shenzhen Xi Dragon Bay Phase Ⅱ 102
Chengdu Vanke • Golden Area Blue Bay Phase Ⅱ 110
Wuxi First International Phase Ⅲ 114
Dongguan Royal Spring Mountain 120
Tianjin Mind-land International 126
Shenzhen Nanao Triumph Bay 132
Shenzhen The Waldorf Palace 138
Chengdu South of International Town Yijia 142

Art Deco Style

Wuhan Fudi East Lake International 148
Glorious • Shang Bay Phase Ⅰand Phase Ⅱ 152
Hefei Huabang • Bright Aristocratic 158
Guangzhou KWG•The Summit 162
Qingdao Zhonghai•The Silver Carse 168
Shanghai • New Jiangqiao Town 174

European Style

Shanghai Landsea • Green Island 182
Suzhou Wujiadun Phase Ⅲ 190
Shenyang Glorious Property • Sunny Town Phase Ⅱ and Ⅲ 194
Shenyang Junyuanmei Village 198

American Style

Langfang Gemdale Xianghe Central Consulate Phase Ⅱ 206
Dongguan CITIC • Forest Lake Phase Ⅳ 214
Nanjing Osbourne Phase Ⅲ 220
Nanjing Xianlin • Emerald Bay 224
Shanghai Sixty-fourth Step 228

British Style

Shanghai Southern Suburbs Chinese Garden Phase Ⅵ 236
Xi’an Gemdale • Notting Hill Villa 242
Shanghai Britain County Reading Town Phase Ⅱ 250
Suzhou Zhuocheng • Edinburgh Phase Ⅱ 254
Shanghai Poly Phoenix Trees 258
Shanghai Poly Leaves Whisper 262
Wuxi King UK International Community 270
Changchun Gemdale Ying Lake Impression 274

German Style

Hangzhou Binjiang • Golden & Blue Court 280
Tsingtao Villa 286
Tianjin Jingrui • Sunshine City 292

Mediterranean Style

SRE•Cedar Villa Original 306
OCT East Shenzhen•Tianlu Phase Ⅷ 314
Chongqing Ten-mile Blue Mountain 320
Changzhou Grand Art Castle Phase I & II 328
Shanghai Greenland Dongjiao Garden 334
Sanya Shanyu Lake 340
Dongguan Green Windsor Castle 346
Qingdao Haier•Shanghai Bay Phase I 350

Southeast Asian Style

Wuxi Yuanyi Resort 358
Huizhou Global Migratory Bird Habitat Villa Phase Ⅷ 364

Modern Style

Xi’an Gemdale Lakeside Royal City Masterpiece Great Land 372
Shenzhen Vanke Jinyu Mansion 382
Beijing The House International Garden 390
Shenzhen Gemdale • Shangtang Avenue 394
Hainan Shengmu • Tianyifang 398
Chongqing MCC Boulevard 404
Wuhan Gemdale Green Town 410
Chengdu Huarun Jade City Phase Ⅳ 416
Wuhan Poly Huadu 422
Chengdu Diecui Summit 426
Shenzhen Jiazhaoye • Jincui Garden 432
Shenzhen Jiazhaoye • Shangpin Elegance Garden 438
Tianjin Sunac Olympic City 442
Sanya Changda • Shanshui Tianyu Community 448
Shenzhen Meilin New World 454
Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Portofino Waterside Phase Ⅶ 460
Shenzhen Xiangmi Lake • Weizhen Mansion 466
Shenzhen Fifteen Summit 470
Shanghai New Pujiang Town 474
Guangzhou Qiaojian Yuxi Valley 480
Shenzhen Zhonghai Longgang Olympic Athletic New City 488
Shanghai Zhongying Black Forest 494
Huizhou Pengji • Wanlin Lake Phase Ⅱ 500
Zhangjiagang Zhongxin Real Estate • Top Jiangnan 506
Wuxi Singapore Shangjin Town 512
Wuhan Gemdale • International Garden 518
Jinjiang Xunxing • Olympic Spring 522
Dalian Hongxing Sea World Outlook 526
Fuzhou Water Bank Jun Mountain 530
Wuxi Lang Landsea • Future Home 534
Dongguan Fortis Ideal 0769 Phase Ⅳ 538
Guangzhou Yuehai Lijiang Garden 544
Tianjin Dream Valley Star-Making Workshop Phase Ⅲ 550
Chengdu Wharf • Time Mansion Phase Ⅳ 556
Shanghai Coastal • Li Villa 562
Shanghai Mingyuan • Forest Metropolis Phase Ⅱ Lancui Garden 568
Sanya Qingshui Bay•Diamond Beach 572
Gemdale•Great Mansion 578
Yantai Sunshine 100 City Square Phase Ⅰ 584
Copenhagen 8 House 590
Prisma 592
The Oceanfront at Sentosa Cove 602

1. The unique and pragmatic classification on editing: The projects in this book are classified 13 main big-selling residential models. It provides practical thoughts and examples to designers and developers.
2. New projects: Over 70% projects are published for the first time and all projects are developed in last two years.
3. Originality and uniqueness of contribution: 131 newest successful projects are selected from nearly 1000 properties; the pictures of over 60% projects are taken by the professional photographers.
4. High-quality contribution: All projects have live pictures and over 90% projects have master plan, house layout plan, detailed plan, landscape plan, interior plan and so on. They are nearly 8000 high-quality pictures, covering abundant information.

Contents:

VOLUME ONE
Neoclassical Style Property 012~109
Beijing Rose Garden ( Phase IV ) 014~019
Shanghai Evian Dream 020~027
Shanghai Vanke Firenze Villa 028~033
Guangzhou Jinsha Xi’an 034~045
Shenzhen Century Seaview • Guo Ling Sea 046~053
Foshan Golden Sand Coast 054~063
Sanya Limitless Ocean & Sky ( Phase II ) 064~075
Hangzhou Liu Zhuang 076~083
Harbin Island Villa 084~091
Chongqing Dowell • Xiang Shan 092~099
Hefei Haydn Residence 100~109

Mediterranean Style Property 110~193
Beijing Luneng Grasse Town 112~123
Shanghai Longfor Rose and Ginkgo Valley 124~135
Shenzhen Santa Valley 136~143
Shenzhen Wonderland ( High-rise Buildings ) 144~151
Foshan Shanshui Manor 152~163
Hainan Creba Pple Bay 164~169
Hangzhou Blue Patio 170~177
Tianjin Lucca Town 178~185
Chengdu Crown International Residential Area 186~193

Southeast Asian Style Community 194~247
Guangzhou Qiaojian Greenfield Villa 196~207
Guangzhou Yunshan Yayuan 208~215
Shenzhen Regency Park 216~225
Foshan Jinyu Huating 226~239
Huizhou Vanke • Jinyu Huating 240~247

Chinese Traditional Residence 248~295
Beijing Westhill Imagination Villa ( East Area A ) 250~257
Beijing Legendary Golf Villa 258~265
Suzhou Shui Yun Ju 266~271
Yangzhou Slender West Lake • Tang Jun 272~279
Chengdu BRC Zitan Mountain 280~289
Longfor Qujiang Glory 290~295

VOLUME TWO
Exotic Style Town 012~161
Beijing Jackson Hole 014~021
Beijing • 198 022~029
Beijing Arcadia Villa 030~035
Beijing Zhujiang Polis ( Phase I ) 036~041
Beijing Runze Villas 042~053
Beijing Territorism 054~059
Beijing Jinyu • Vanke City 060~067
Shanghai Vanke Amber Garden 068~073
Guangzhou Times Peanut 074~081
Shenzhen Longan Garden ( Phase I ) 082~091
Shenzhen Laimeng Shuixieshan Garden ( Phase III ) 092~101
Dongguan Century City • Goble House ( Phase IV ) 102~109
Dongguan Wolong Mountain Garden ( Phase II ) 110~117
Hangzhou Tulip Bank 118~127
The Villa of Nature in Nanjing 128~137
Jiangsu Xianlin Cuigu 138~147
Chengdu Zhonghai International Community ( Phase III ) 148~155
Chongqiang Longfor • You Shan Jun 156~161

International High-class Apartment 162~211
Beijing SOHO Residences 164~169
Beijing Energetic City 170~175
Beijing Tianji • Wanxiang Golf Garden 176~183
Building F of Vanke Paradiso in Guangzhou 184~189
Shenzhen Tonge Fashion Space 190~197
Hangzhou Lijiang Apartment 198~205
Hangzhou Greentown Xizi • Lily Apartment 206~211

Courtyard-type Residence 212~295
Beijing MOMA Forest Forever 214~221
Shanghai Gemdale • Green World 222~233
SH-Culture Forest Poly 234~247
Guangzhou Cambridgeshire 248~253
Foshan CapitaLand • Anchor Palace 254~261
Dongguan Gemdale • Green Land 262~269
Dongguan Gemdale • Bodeng Lake 270~275
Changsha Green Bamboo Garden 276~287
Tianjin Savillarow 288~295

VOLUME THREE
New Ecological Home 012~145
Shanghai New Lake Pearl City ( Phase III ) 014~019
Shanghai Gemdale • Value Bay 020~029
Shanghai Yanlord Riverside City 030~037
Beijing East Lake Villas 038~041
Guangzhou Lasony • Shangzhu 042~049
Shenzhen Brooky Hills 050~057
Shenzhen Kaisa • Xiangrui Garden 058~065
Shenzhen Long Island 066~071
Shenzhen Purple Kylin Hill 072~079
Foshan Poly Garden ( Phase III ) 080~087
Foshan Poly Astrology 088~095
Hangzhou Xixi Butterfly Garden 096~101
Wuxi Greenland • Boston Residence 102~107
Suzhou Yanlord Peninsula 108~113
Tianjin Dongli Lake • Vanke City ( Phase IV ) 114~123
Tianjin Vanke Golden Home 124~133
Chongqing Longfor • Flamenco 134~139
Kunming Shiner • Juncheng 140~145

High-class Humane Community 146~219
Beijing Oak Bay 148~153
Jinqiao Green International Residential Quarter • Xiao Garden 154~159
Guangzhou Poly Residence 2010 160~167
Guangzhou Lanting Yuyuan 168~175
Guangzhou Huabiao Pinfeng 176~183
Shenzhen Nuode Holiday Garden 184~189
Shenzhen Emperor Bay 190~195
Suzhou Xiaoshi City 196~203
Chengdu Phoenix City ( Phase I ) 204~211
Chengdu Twenty-Four City 212~219

Classical Single Villa 220~287
Beijing Guan Shan Yue 222~229
Beijing Lucerne Lake Manor 230~237
Beijing Slow City • 26 Islands 238~243
Hangzhou Greentown • Rose Garden 244~251
Hangzhou Xinhu • Shangri-La ( Eastern Area ) 252~259
Hangzhou Surich Town ( Southern Section ) 260~265
Wuxi Tai Lake • Tan Xi Bay 266~271
Tianjin No.36 Xikang Road 272~277
Chengdu Bridge County 278~287

VOLUME FOUR
Landscape Scenery Villa 012~153
Guangzhou Summer Palace Golf Chateau ( Phase II & III ) 014~035
Shenzhen Buena Vista 036~045
Shenzhen Le Sommet 046~055
Foshan Times • Yiyun Town 056~067
Zhuhai Phoenix Mountain No.1 068~075
Huizhou Kuany City 076~081
Dongguan Songshan Lake • Changcheng Shijia 082~087
Shanghai Crystal Palace ( Section C ) 088~095
Hangzhou Qingshan Lake Rose Garden 096~109
Hangzhou Yearning Nature 110~121
Hangzhou Xixi Villas 122~129
Tianjin Jing Jin City 130~137
Chengdu Luxehills Community 138~153

Large-scale Compound Community 154~249
Guangzhou Huadu Yihe Shanzhuang 156~167
Guangzhou Gemdale GZ Lakes 168~177
Foshan CITIC Lake 178~189
Foshan Times Fantasy 190~199
Huizhou Agile • Egret Lake 200~205
Dalian Oriental Yosemite 206~211
Tianjin Vantone Central Park 212~219
Tianjin Sunshine 100 International New City 220~225
Tianjin U • Park 226~231
Tianjin Diamond Hill 232~239
Hefei International Flower City ( Phase V ) 240~249

CBD Luxury House 250~291
Beijing Regal Court 252~259
Guangzhou Zhuguang • Xin Cheng Yu Jing 260~265
Guangzhou Boya Shoufu 266~273
Guangzhou Jiayu • Junyue Residence 274~281
Nanchang Poly International Golf Garden 282~291