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The rising cost of fuel and the growing commit­ment to protect the environment have sparked exciting innovations in prefab home construction. Showcasing the unlimited possibilities offered by prefabrication to build incredibly energy-efficient, green homes, Prefabulous World features sophisticated examples of eco-friendly home design in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Canada, the United States, England, Germany, South Africa, and beyond. With floor plans, multiple images of the exterior and interior of each home, and an extensive resource section listing architects, builders, and suppliers, this book is a vibrantly illustrated yet practical guide that reveals how living in a beautiful, well-built, energy-efficient home is achievable for us all.

About the Author:

Sheri Koones is a bestselling author and expert on prefabrication whose previous books include House About It, Modular Mansions, Prefabulous, and Abrams’ Prefabulous + Sustainable and Prefabulous + Almost Off the Grid. She won the prestigious Robert Bruss Real Estate Book Award from NAREE in 2008, 2011, and 2013. Koones is also a columnist for Home Resource Guide and a freelance writer and speaker. She lives in Connecticut.

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• Twenty-six innovative projects
• Emphasis on safety and environmental awareness
• International scope

Young children are sensitive to their surroundings — so it just makes sense to create appealing, attractive spaces that will encourage learning and development. Preschools and Kindergartens showcases twenty-six successful projects from around the world. Innovative architectural practices are spotlighted, with an emphasis on safety (nontoxic finishes, hidden electrical outlets) and on environmental conservation, including solar panels, tanks for rainwater collection, and recycling facilities. Preschools and Kindergartens is an education in designing for the very young.

Fashion designer Lela Rose presents an inspiring manifesto for creative and stylish twenty-first-century entertaining. Known for her whimsical fashions, Lela Rose is also a popular and passionate hostess. From the spirited Couples’ Cook-off to a kid-friendly “Primp Your Ride” bike picnic, to an elegant Silver-and-White Christmas dinner, in this book she presents dozens of creative ideas to inspire readers looking for a fresh take on entertaining.   

Rose’s philosophy is simple: create your own occasions to create your own fun. The themes, colors, seasonality, and activities she concocts for each of her parties show you to how dazzle guests with simple yet unexpected touches. Modernize the traditional bridal shower with a refreshingly retro sewing circle. Turn a ladies’ tea on its head by having girlfriends over for an afternoon tequila tasting. Celebrate your favorite cause by hosting a festive outdoor supper, like the one featured on a Brooklyn rooftop garden.  
Featuring unique ideas for decoration, recipes for cocktails and key dishes, and tips for throwing everything together in an easy and enjoyable way, Prêt-a-Party will be embraced by a new generation of hosts and hostesses seeking spirited and unconventional good times.

About the Author:

Fashion designer Lela Rose’s aesthetic of whimsical elegance has brought a fresh point of view to modern American fashion. Launched in 1998, her signature collection, Lela Rose, was quickly followed by a wedding collection, including bridal and bridesmaid gowns, and select goods for the home. In 2012, Lela Rose opened a flagship retail store in her hometown of Dallas.

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Pastels are enjoying an exciting comeback. Forget the sugary pinks of little girls’ bedrooms, today, pastels pack plenty of personality. The best of the bunch have a rich intensity or a subtle sophistication, keeping them the cool side of sweet. They allow you to fill your home with color, without splashing statement brights around, and they bring a warmth and softness to a room.

In Pretty Pastel Style, stylist Selina Lake shows you how to use this truly versatile color palette to create beautiful spaces that are feminine without being girlie; color-rich without being garish. The book first walks you through the Elements of the look. Modern Pastels are contrasted with pops of stronger shades and sharpened with statement furniture. Vintage Pastels plunder the past, taking from it smoky pinks, faded greens, and elegant patterns. Retro Pastels cheerfully channel the ice-cream shades of the Fifties on candy stripes, polka dots, and cute floral prints, while Simple Pastels works with off-whites for an elegantly minimal take on Pretty Pastel Style. Next, Details looks at everything from furniture and lighting, to display and decoration, with inspiring ideas on how to piece the style together. Finally, head to the Spaces section of the book to see beautiful rooms that have used pastels with super-stylish effect.

• An easy-to-achieve, beautiful look for anyone who loves this soft, pretty style.

Private country paradises boasting remarkable plant palettes and combinations

Garden design expert Jack Staub presents more than twenty beautiful and sumptuous private country gardens in Virginia, New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Massachusetts.

From a romantic garden with cottagey plantings that pays homage to the best of English garden vernacular to a splendid Eden of Maryland countryside meets Himalayan serenity, these garden paradises stand alone on their own terms but offer us examples of what we can all achieve with a modicum of respect, partnership and imagination.

A dozen aristocratic French families invite readers to experience their elegant lifestyle, from the royal stag hunting tradition of Louis XI and Louis XIII at the Château de Champchevrier to Hubert de Givenchys elegant Parisian townhouse imbued with grandeur and comfort in the style of Napolean III.

The featured houses, illustrated with specially commissioned photography, represent key periods of French decoration. The exquisite Renaissance architecture of Château dAnet and its sumptuous interiors with great fireplaces, silk upholstered sofas, and soft lighting exude the notorious ardor between Henri II and Diane de Poitiers.

The hidden sanctuary of a Parisian manor reveals a dignified library and a harmonious blend of antique and contemporary fabrics and sculptures.

A grand salon with Versailles parquet is illuminated by a Louis XVI crystal and amethyst chandelier. Meticulously planned gardens beckon contemplation and dining tables replete with crystal and silver are a visual feast.

From the architecture, garden designs, furniture, textiles, and art collections, these exclusive private homes are a rich source of interior design inspiration.

About the Author

Christiane de Nicolay-Mazery spent twenty-five years at the leading Parisian auction house, Hôtel Drouot, before joining Christie’s France, where she is a board member. She has published many books, including Private Houses of Paris and French Interiors: The Art of Elegance.

Francis Hammond is a renowned lifestyle photographer. His work has appeared in many international magazines, including Elle and Martha Stewart Living, and in books such as Historic Houses of Paris: Residences of the Ambassadors and Versailles: A Private Invitation.

Past centuries have seen well-to-do citizens and other dignitaries commission prestigious private mansions in large cities, often built along tree-lined boulevards.

From the nineteenth century, many avenues were built as a perfectly straight, broad axis between stately mansions with classic façades, in line with the architectural model that had been introduced by Haussmann in Paris.

Behind these façades very opulent décor was often concealed, with features such as monumental marble fireplaces, oak parquet, natural-stone floors and ornamented stuccowork.

In the twenty-first century, these exclusive mansions are a valuable testament to our rich architectural history.

However, the accounts in this book also demonstrate that these mansions have lost none of their relevance in the modern world: contemporary architects and interior specialists are restoring these houses in a way that is full of respect for the authentic architectural elements, but makes the necessary concessions to the modern way of life. This leads to a constant and fascinating interaction between old and new.

Sweeping, voluptuous, and authoritative, Private Paradise instantly joins an elite collection of great and inspiring garden design books. Charlotte Frieze presents forty-one cutting-edge gardens, all richly photographed and profusely illustrated, emphasizing design, climate, and horticulture.

Overarching themes of Aqua, Arcadia, Bold Geometry, Color, Nightscapes, Oasis, Sanctuary, and Urban cogently frame chapters about the challenges presented by the land, the climate, and the client’s interests. Located throughout the United States, these gardens demonstrate the intersection between traditional elements of garden design and current concerns such as sustainability, drought tolerance, and use of native plants.

Private Paradise features the work of the most talented landscape architects and garden designers working in the United States today, including Topher Delaney, Marta Fry, Kathryn Gustafson, Raymond Jungles, Steve Koch, Ron Lutsko, Steve Martino, Pamela Palmer, Ken Smith, Christine Ten Eyck, and Thomas Wolz. In a publication that rightfully takes its place on the sturdy foundation of a century’s worth of garden surveys and design monographs, Private Paradise creates a compelling portrait of contemporary landscape design.

By definition, home is a place to share, bet that with family or friends. Yet however gregarious our lifestyles, we all need solitary spaces away to work, relax or unwind after the stresses of the day and Private Places is the book that allows you to create these areas. Part one of the book looks at transforming traditional rooms through furnishing and layout. Part two shows how to carve out quiet spots from unseen places such as corridors or landings. The final part looks at more radical options for finding peace outdoors such as garden gazebos or balconies.

The book is packed with evocative pictures and practical advice and shows us how to create private places within our home, however hectic our pace of life.

Yasuhiro Yamashita/Atelier Tekuto

Born in Kagoshima Japan in 1960, Yasuhiro Yamashita has recognized by his architectures based on the system of society, the environment and the function. His void masonry works(Cell Brick, Crystal Brick) started to come into the spotlight at first and then he won various international architecture prizes by his genuine works, not fashionable. Besides last year, his ‘reflection of mineral" was selected in Wallpaper* Design Award. It is obvious fact that he is now one of competent architects in Japan. PA no.44 will provide a good chance to look through his special architecture works.

INTRODUCTION
Things that can be achieved by action / Yasuhiro Yamashita

COMPLETED WORKS
Nakdong Estuary Eco center
Skin wall TV
Glucks Garten
Reflection of Mineral
Bookcase Brace
Layers
Magritte's
aLuminium - House
ref-ring
Wakka
Lucky Drops
Waferse
JYU-BAKO
Crystal Brick
Cell Brick
Inokashira House
Wood Framed House
Kasuri
Minimum House
Ukidoko
Penguin House
Tekkamen

COMPETITION
Shiojiri Daimon Project
Kokueikan Project
Gyeonggi English Village Yongpyeon Camp
Seoul Performing Arts Center Competition

NEW PROJECT
Aluminum Project
The Ethiopian Millennium Action Japan Pavilion

INTERVIEW

WORK CHRONOLOGY

BIOGRAPHY & AWARD-WINNING

OFFICE INFORMATION & STAFF

Writings

04 The Philosophy of Social Rationality (written by Lee Eun Seok)

08 Slow Architecture

Works

Urban Projects & Residences

26 Tiercelins Building, Nancy

32 House G, Nancy

38 House C, Nancy

46 House T, Vandoeuvre

54 Housings, Montreuil

Public Buildings



64 Thermal Bath, Vittel

74 Town Hall, Bousse

82 Trade Fair Hall, Vandoeuvre

Schools & Universities

92 School of Management

100 School of Industrial Systems Engineering, Nancy

108 Pole Aafe University, Dijon

116 Montaigu College, Heillecourt

126 Franco-German Institute of Polytechnics and Management, Metz

Libraries

134 Media Library, Poitiers

144 University Library, Besançon

156 Lucien Febvre University Library, Belfort

162 University Library, Le Mans

172 Music School & Media Library, Truchtersheim

Museums

184 Fine Arts Museum, Nancy

194 Matisse Museum, Le Cateau-Cambresis

202 Malraux Museum, Le Havre

210 Lee Ung No Museum, Daejeon

Appendix

226 Profile

228 Projects List

04 Introduction
14 IDENTITY
16 The Post Tower
26 Waldorf=Astoria Hotel & Residential Tower
34 One South Dearborn
46 DMC Landmark Tower (Competition Entry)
52 Danang City Administration Center
60 The Concerto
68 EXPO Center, Shanghai World EXPO 2010
78 COMMUNITY
80 Gwangmyeong Mixed-Use Complex
88 Eunpyeong Mixed-Use Development (Competition Entry)
96 Doosan Haeundae Zenith
106 Cityfront Plaza
114 River East Center
122 Incheon University Campus Masterplan (Competition Entry)
130 Walter Payton College Preparatory High School
140 Songdo Daewoo World Mark
150 Asan Baebang Mixed-Use Complex (Competition Entry)
158 TECHNOLOGY
160 Dongnam Distribution Center
170 Samsung Prototype Housing
176 State of Illinois Emergency Operations Center
190 ABN Amro Plaza
200 Lakeshore East (The Chandler & The Regatta)
212 KINTEX (Korea International Trade Center)
224 APPENDIX
226 Firm History
227 Firm Profile
230 List of Project
236 List of Awards
242 Acknowledgements

Ольга Арапова окончила Нижегородский государственный архитектурно-строительный университет и аспирантуру Московского архитектурного института. Несмотря на полученное образование, в ее реальной практике профессия отошла на второй план, а любимым делом стало изобразительное искусство. Тогда, в конце 80-х – начале 90-х, архитектурная практика казалась бестолковой тратой времени, совсем не то, что живопись, где ты принадлежишь только себе и можешь сам придумывать правила игры. Так увлечение стало любимым делом, а преподавание – необходимым минимумом для выработки собственных методов и приемов. Появились крупные заказы, среди которых – комплект декоративного панно для закрытого мужского клуба, занавес театра кукол в Екатеринбурге и другие, они же привели автора в интерьеры. И сегодня имя Ольги Араповой, ассоциируется, в первую очередь, с дизайном интерьеров. Полученная практика не прошла даром, а напротив, помогла сформировать свой авторский почерк. Профессия архитектора позволяет Араповой «чувствовать» пространство и удачно выстраивать задуманную композицию, а талант художника – безошибочно задавать образ, подбирать цветовую гамму и элементы аранжировки. Все ее интерьеры, что называется, «с характером». В своих самых оригинальных проектах автор утверждает контент как авангардную интерактивную инсталляцию. Монография открывает новую серию издательства TATLIN, посвященную деятельности российских дизайнеров интерьера. Каждая монография представляет от 5 до 10 реализованных проектов интерьеров частного и общественного характера