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Contents:

Modern Conciseness

Cuboid Villa Merging into Nature P10
Comparison of Grey and White Fashionable and Innovative Residence P18
Seaside Leisure Villa Protogenetic Natural Residence P26
Emphasis on Local Features Practical Lakeside Villa P32
Coordinaton of Architecture and Nature Gareden-style Villa with Charm of Jiangnan Style P38
Through Appropriate Proportion Constructing Modern Concise Residence P44

Traditional Chinese Style

Courtyard Villa with Seven Faces of Light Recurrence to the Age of Detached Courtyard P52
Connection of Jiangnan-style Architectures and European Flavor P60
Reconstructing Chinese-style Architectural Charm with Modern Elements P70
New Generation of Lingnan Chinese Villa Interpretation of Traditional Courtyard Life P76
Landscaped Mansions and Yards Inheriting Territorial Humanistic Spirit P84
The Classic Modern Version of Jiangnan-style Architecture P94
Renovated Chinese Villa Traditional Orient Mansion P102
Inheriting Charm of Taimen Traditional Chinese Residence P114
Traditional Suzhou Flavor Personalized Modern Villa P122
Jiangnan-style Architectural Flavor Modern Concise Villa P132
Quadrangle Courtyard Merging into the Jiangnan Flavor P140
Charm of Western Sichuan Province among the Traditional Chinese-style Residence P148
Tradition of Folk Houses in Western Sichuan Province Courtyards in Zangqiang Flavor P156
Traditional Folk House Features Royal Garden Style P164
Suzhou Humanistic Residences Integrating Landscape and House P170
Combination of Humanistic Ambience and Local Features P180

European Elegance

Dignified North European Style Combined with Chinese Tradition P190
North European Decorative Elements Modern Rural Residential Interest P198
Villas with Original England Flavor Freely Enjoying the Exotic Flavor P206
Spanish-style Courtyard Villa P216
Innovative Detached Villa Creating England-style Mansion Flavor P230
British Villa Style Elegant Rural Life P234

Classic Luxury

Backed up with Mountain and Leaning on Water Villas with Neoclassic Flavor P244
European Classic Villa with Stone Façade P254
Waterside Villa on Island Neoclassic Residence P260
Integration of Retro Style and Modern Style Neoclassic Aesthetic Mansion P272
Neoclassic Sea View Villa in Conformity with the Local Situation P284
Coexistence of Luxury with Elegance Concise Neoclassic Mansion P290

This book describes the advantages to container gardening in words and pictures. It includes more than 300 color photos and 20 illustrations, along with advice for choosing the right container and soil medium; dozens of plant-specific "recipes" for container gardens of flowers, vegetables, shrubs, and trees categorized by sunlight requirements; strategies for irrigation; expert tips for disease and pest prevention; and foolproof instructions for pruning, pinching, and bedding.

This new title showcases ten beautiful holiday houses all over Europe.

Projects include:

- Casa Olivi, Italy. Architects: Markus Wespi & Jérôme de Meuron. Interior Designer: Sophie and Charles Heaulme
- Farmhouse Tuscany, Italy. Interior Design: Am Projects
- Ozone Loft, Monaco, France
- Beach House Caribbean sea. Project Designer: Alisa Thiry, Lesley Batchelor, Adam Design
- Home in Saint Barthelemy. Creative Director: Wolfgang Ludes
- Minimalist Caribbean Island Retreat. Architect: Johannes Zingerle. Interior Designers: Johannes Zingerle, Poupette Giraud, Robert Nollet.
- St Barth Getaway. Architect: Michael Mammen. Interior Designer: Marianne Brandi - DAY Birger & Mikkelsen
- Beach House West Indies
- Beach House New Zealand
- Finca, Mallorca (Spain). Interior Design: Project by Phyl

Romantic seaside houses in the beloved Shingle Style, from Maine to Montauk.

This book will delight and inspire readers with its luxurious treatment of homes in this beloved architectural style, which has become an expression of the romantic longing for a life by the sea. Featuring all-new photography taken especially for the book, it looks at both the historic and new Shingle Style houses.

The Shingle Style is one of the few purely American genres of architecture and was closely linked to the Aesthetic and the Arts and Crafts movements. Prominent architects, including H. H. Richardson, William Ralph Emerson, and Frank Lloyd Wright, were influenced by the style and contributed to its milieu. Architects and architectural movements, including postmodernism, have continued to be influenced by this style. This volume begins with a well-documented history and then considers some of the more exemplary houses of the style in its original and modern manifestations. Some of the more notable homes featured are McKim, Mead & White’s Ochre Point in Newport, Rhode Island, the Quackenbush House in East Hampton, and Grey Gardens, the famously ramshackle residence of Edith Bouvier Beale and her daughter “Little Edie” — the eccentric aunt and first cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis —, as well as contemporary manifestations of the style, such as the Robert A.M. Stern–designed Chilmark Residence, in Martha’s Vineyard, and Shope Reno Wharton’s Black Watch, in Jamestown, Rhode Island.

About the Author:

Bret Morgan is a widely published photographer of architecture and interiors, gardens and landscapes. His books for Rizzoli include Rustic: Country Houses, Rural Dwellings, Wooded Retreats and Historic Houses of the Hudson River Valley.

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Outdoor Design & Build: Backyard Cottages & Gazebos offers readers a comprehensive collection of building ideas for their ideal back garden structures. Not only does this book offer inspiration for readers, but it also gives step-by-step directions (using both text and photos) on how they can complete these projects on their own and in their own backyards. This complete book showcases a wide variety of design ideas and projects, including tips on interior design, exterior accents, lighting schemes, and storage. The projects also show a variety of styles, ranging from classic to contemporary.

Outdoor Design & Build: Backyard Cottages & Gazebos illustrates all projects in an approachable way, using real-world solutions, so every homeowner can build the back garden structure that perfectly fits their space and style needs.

012-021 Parc Marianne Residential Building, Montpellier, France
022-027 Lyon Confluence, France
028-035 Metropolis Apartments Copenhagen, Denmark
036-043 Living Foz Apartment Building, Porto, Portugal
044-049 Social Housing100, Paris, France
050-057 Eliza Apartments, Sydney, Australia
058-065 Apartment house Joh 3, Berlin, Germany
066-075 Intefeel, Osaka, Japan
076-085 Boulogne D2, Paris, France
086-091 Residential Building Plokite Split, Croatia
092-097 Lyon Dynacité, Lyon, France
098-105 Social Housing in Angers, France
106-113 Student Housing Duwo Delft, The Netherlands
114-123 Stella Zwei Residential Building, Vienna
124-129 Iceberg in the Aarhus Docklands, Denmark
130-137 The Wave in Vejle, Denmark
138-143 Calista Luxury Resort, Antalya-Belek, Turkey
144-149 Hedorfs Residence Hall, Frederiksberg, Denmark
150-155 One & Ortakoy, Istanbul, Turkey
156-161 4 Towers Osdorp, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
162-167 Residential Building C, Nova Gorica, Slovenia
168-173 Filadelfia Corporate Suites, Mexico City, Mexico
174-181 Blok 1 Presikhaaf, Arnhem, The Netherlands
182-189 The Silhouette, Aarhus, Denmark
190-197 Social Housing for Mineworkers, Asturias, Spain
198-203 Kajkanten, Copenhagen, Denmark
204-207 Sonnenhof, Jena, Germany
208-213 Strandkanten- K9 Housing, Norway
214-221 Blok K, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
222-227 Citadel, The Netherlands

Shipping containers were designed to economically and securely store and transport goods over long distances in watertight conditions.

Their dimensions were internationally standardized, particularly in terms of height and the shape of the enclosure itself. The most striking coincidence, and a rather odd one at that, is that the space that had been designed to store and transport good, to certain degree, happens to have the right human scale as well. This means they are entirely appropriate for designing inhabitable spaces. They can be juxtaposed or joined together to form architecturally complex structures. 

Our book represents a detailed analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of greenery integrated within architecture and how to make the best use of the combination.

Featured in the book, amongst many other topics, is a detailed study of all the alternative options for green roofs and walls. This includes a visionary project by the book author, illustrating a revolutionary concept: the “Green Curtain Wall”, an innovative architectural element, opening the doors to inspiration, innovation and integration between Nature and architecture. Lastly, an analysis of various projects carried out by Luis De Garrido, identifying the most appropriate use of greenery in architecture, in different types of buildings. 

The city in the twenty-first century faces major challenges, including social and economic stratification, wasteful consumption of resources, transportation congestion, and environmental degradation. More than half of the world’s population lives in cities and major metropolitan areas, and in the next two decades the number of city dwellers is estimated to reach five billion. This puts enormous pressures on transportation systems, housing stock, and infrastructure such as energy, waste, and water, which directly influences the emissions of greenhouse gases. 

As the long emergency awaits us, urgent questions remain: How will our cities survive? How can we combat and reconcile urban growth with sustainable use of resources for future generations to thrive? Where and how urbanism comes into the picture and what “sustainable” urban forms can do in light of these events are some of the issues Sustainable Urbanism and Beyond explores. With more than sixty essays, including contributions by Andrés Duany, Saskia Sassen, Peter Newman, Douglas Farr, Henry Cisneros, Peter Hall, Sharon Zukin,  Peter Eisenman, and others, this book is a unique perspective on architecture, urban planning, environmental and urban design, exploring ways for raising quality of life and the standard of living in a new modern era by creating better and more viable places to live. 

About the Author:

Tigran Haas is the associate professor of urban development, planning and design and sustainable urbanism at KTH - The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm

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Богато иллюстрированное издание представляет ряд оригинальных проектов Сюзанны Каслер. Тонкое чувство цвета и пространства, вдохновение высокой модой и духом времени, а также уважение к архитектурным деталям дарят читателям оригинальные идеи для дизайна.

Suzanne Kasler is known for her classically inspired rooms, pretty palettes, and comfortable spaces. She brings Southern charm, European sensibility, and a respect for architectural details to her interiors. Her neutral palette, spiced with hits of color, creates warm spaces that are elegant yet inviting. Inspired by fashion, Kasler uses a scarf as a throw, adds grosgrain or satin banding to the bottom of a chair cover, accents draperies with Chanel-like piped borders, or embellishes a bed frame with delicate handpainted patterns. It is these exquisite haute couture details that drive her design aesthetic. Kasler’s mélange of antiques, midcentury pieces, and modern furniture makes her layered interiors attractive and livable. Lavishly illustrated, this beautiful volume showcases a range of Kasler’s projects, from a luxurious Georgian mansion in Atlanta’s Buckhead to a sophisticated farmhouse in Tennessee and a beach house in Watersound, Florida. Offering a wealth of original design ideas that are refreshing and full of verve, Inspired Interiors is a welcome addition to any library of interior design books.

Suzanne Tucker, a perennial on the AD100 Top Designers of the World, presents the best of the West Coast, featuring opulent Napa Valley estates, glamorous penthouses on San Francisco Bay, and art-filled apartments. All are united by an attention to detail where the designer’s hand is evident in every tile, molding, railing, and finish; Suzanne Tucker redefines the notion of the truly custom home.

Tucker interprets her clients’ dreams of home and translates them into lavishly decorated rooms, perfectly tailored to their interests, passions, and personalities. She marries each of her designs to the particular tastes and sensibilities of her clients while always honoring classic design principles. The result is exquisitely polished interiors that blend timeless, Old World elegance with modern luxury and spirit.