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The items you want to store will dictate the type, size and scale of storage. Organising your lifestyle and clearing out clutter is a good place to start. Discreet storage is key, keeping the storage in perspective of what is already in the room scheme. Storage covers all areas of the house, all the main rooms, upstairs and downstairs and includes utility rooms, as well as 'work'.

Even considers ideas for storing accessories for the family pet; in other words, the book covers the full compliment of efficient storage options now available from which a busy household will benefit. Practical ideas will be interspersed throughout the book, and will include: measuring what it is you need to store, for example having tailor made boxes to slide under surfaces, bed, stairs, kitchen units; consider the access to storage: Is it occasional use of items or daily use?

The need for implementing childproof precautions, etc; good lighting within cupboards under stairs, lofts, shelving etc; using durable finishes on storage units, paint finishes, surfaces; plus, Full Directory of the latest storage design manufacturers.

For all the popularity of e-commerce, store windows are still the most effective way of selling new product to consumers. Window displays connect the reality of the street to the fantasy of the shop and also have a huge influence on the distribution of space within the store itself. This copiously illustrated book analyses current trends in window design and highlights examples marked by extraordinary creativity and visual inventiveness. Helpful captions accompany each photograph to explain the way lighting, props, and graphics contribute to successful displays.

This title includes ideas that will jump start your creativity and help you create your own exciting and persuasive displays. The displays shown in "Store Windows NO. 17" have been chosen based on their creativity, idea value and cost effectiveness. Perceptive comments provide the reader with an understanding of what makes the display effective and practical suggestion provide insights on how the ideas can be scaled down and adapted for little of no cost.

300 color and 25 b&w illustrations.

With over 225 full-color photos, Stores of the Year No. 15 shows you how top professionals in the fields of design, architecture, lighting and fixtures, turn spaces into marketplaces. Famous designers and newcomers alike reveal new solutions to the complex problems of retail design and visual merchandising. Featured projects are selected from a variety of venues from boutiques and specialty shops to department stores. This book contains only the very best design and visual merchandising efforts from across the U.S. and around the world.

The compact knowledge series addresses readers who look for a concise yet thorough overview of major subjects of cultural history. Organised chronologically, it provides key points of the major epochs and answers the most relevant questions. Coming with more than 150 mostly colour illustrations and detailed explanations and captions, education will become a great pleasure. Timelines, charts and excurses on related topics complete and visualize the content.

Presents a chronological depiction of the most important topics with over 150 illustrations with detailed explanations, timelines, illustrations and maps. There is also a subject index and an index of names.

Straw Bale Details is the perfect companion for those who are serious about building with straw. It focuses entirely on the specific design theories and practices that result in well-built, long-lasting bale structures, and extends the range of books like Straw Bale Building through large, easy-to-read architectural drawings rendered for a wide variety of building options, including load-bearing and post-and-beam designs.

A range of foundation, wall, door and window, and roof-plate scenarios are presented, along with explanatory notes and possible modifications. Also included is testing data from the most recent rounds of bale wall exploration, and interpretations of the data are given to help base designer and builder decisions on sound science.

Chapters include: Foundations & Floors; Curb Rails; Walls; Openings; Top Plates; Pre-Stressing; Roofs; Wall Mounting, Electrical & Plumbing Systems; as well as sections on Key Scientific Test Results; Building Code Provisions; Bale Basics; Plasters & Finishes; and a Bibliography

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Project Introduction:

STREET VIEW
010-015 3LHD
016-017 FoRM Associates
018-023 GKMP ARCHITECTS LTD.
024-029 Hood Design
030-035 HOLLWICH KUSHNER LLC
036-049 IBI Group
048-051 LYVR, LYSBETH DE GROOT-DE VRIES
052-055 SASAKI ASSOCIATES
056-059 Cox Architects 61
062-065 ASPECT Studios
066-067 LORENZO NOE STUDIO DI ARCHITETURA
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106-111 ACXT ARCHITECTS

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114-123 Consultora Metropolis
124-133 DOMINIQUE PERRAULT ARCHITECTURE
134-142 J.MAYER H.ARCHITECTS
143-147 Studio Patricia Meneses
148-159 ZAHA HADID
160-165 1:1 landskab
166-169 Affleck de la Riva Architecs
170-175 AMEC
176-177 Arup
178-181 BDP
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392-403 SASAKI ASSOCIATES

Extroverted spectacular architecture and futuristic spaces charged with iconographic scenes

Strike a Pose documents a new extroverted architectural language. Manifested in spectacular structures, eccentric forms and vivid colours, this expressive approach goes way beyond conventional stylistic and geographic boundaries.

Strike a Pose leads the reader around the globe to iconographically charged scenes and futuristic spaces, with examples of architectural playfulness and experimental wanderlust ranging from private residences to schools and operas, museums and interior design.

Conceived and edited by Lukas Feireiss, the editor of Spacecraft, this publication inspires beyond the traditional borders of genre, further indicating architecture’s pop appeal and its contagious and entertaining effect.

This new NeoArchitecture monograph presents the work of Studio Downie, a young practice whose work to date has mostly appeared in the UK, but is poised to make its mark on the world scene. Craig Downie studied architecture within the layered environment of fine art, sculpture, graphics and textiles at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee. He formed Studio Downie in 1993 and its first building, a widely published gallery for the Cass Sculpture Foundation, West Sussex, was completed in 1994. The intervening years have involved many projects, including interiors for the Ondaatje Theatre, the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), KPMG Microsoft, government- funded outreach centres for the West London Training & Enterprise Council and offices for the French Treasury. Recent commissions include the Library for the Royal College of Surgeons of England and a new mixed- use gateway building as part of the King's Cross Development.

A stunning portfolio of residential and commercial projects from award-winning internationally renowned design house Studio Indigo

Founded in 2005 by architect and creative director Mike Fisher, Studio Indigo is an award-winning collective of dynamic architects, interior designers, technicians, and project managers, all under one roof — a uniquely collaborative approach that enables the creation of cohesive, superior spaces personal to each client.

This stunning volume presents a selection of the studio’s projects, both residential and commercial, showcasing their much-lauded ability to reinterpret and redefine spaces with a quiet yet luxurious timeless elegance. From Victorian stucco houses and the glamorous conversion of abandoned artists’ studios in London to the re-purposing of a quintessential English manor house in the Cotswolds and the creation of a luxury yacht, no two design projects are the same, but all share a combination of the best of historic and classical elements with the comfort and graciousness of modern living. Highlighting the studio’s diversity, architectural expertise, and attention to detail, down to the most sumptuous and stylish of materials, finishes, and textures, this curated portfolio celebrates Studio Indigo’s trailblazing reputation as the future of integrated interior design across the globe.

About the Author:

Studio Indigo is an award-winning collective of dynamic architects and talented interior designers with a worldwide reputation for creating seamlessly integrated architectural and interior designs. Mike Fisher is the architect behind the award-winning firm Studio Indigo. This specialist studio has gone from strength to strength since its foundation in 2005, garnering a reputation for creating timelessly elegant yet luxurious spaces that tell their own story while also taking into account the building’s location and heritage. With a diverse and highly acclaimed portfolio encompassing both residential and commercial properties, including luxury yachts, planes, hotels, restaurants, and offices, this trailblazing multi-disciplinary practice is paving the way for the future of integrated interior design.

Mike Fisher is the architect behind the award-winning firm Studio Indigo, named after his favorite Imperial Russian color. While studying architecture in Scotland at the University of Dundee and urban design at Oxford Brookes, Fisher developed a love of interiors and decoration, partially inspired by the glossy pages of The World of Interiors. With his leadership, this specialist studio has garnered a reputation for creating timelessly elegant yet luxurious spaces that tell their own story while also taking into account the building’s location and heritage. Fisher divides his time between Somerset and London.

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A debut monograph on the highly sought-after French architecture duo renowned for a signature aesthetic infused with clean lines and raw minimalism. Founded by French architects Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty in 2000, Studio KO has quickly secured its status in the world of architectural design. A refreshing modernist aesthetic imbued with subtle references to history and culture defines their work. While Marty and Fournier are best known for their minimalist villas set in awe-inspiring landscapes, recent commissions also include restaurants, boutiques, and hotels across New York, Paris, and London. 

The first monograph dedicated to Studio KO, this beautifully illustrated book spotlights a diverse array of their work, from private residences in breathtaking scenery, ranging from the Moroccan mountains to Provence and Brittany in France, to the highly anticipated Yves Saint Laurent Museum, due to open in Marrakech in 2017. Boasting never-before-seen architectural plans, personal photos, and sumptuous photographs of finished spaces, this book offers a fascinating look at the most in-demand architectural designers of today.

About the Author:

Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty founded Studio KO in 2000 after graduating with architecture degrees from Paris’s École des Beaux-Arts. Tom Delavan is a specialist in decorative arts, an artistic director, and interior designer, and is the design editor at the New York Times’ T Magazine. Pierre Bergé was a renowned French businessman and philanthropist who aided his companion, Yves Saint Laurent, in founding and developing his namesake haute couture house. 

Studios Architecture has many years of experience in making communities for corporations. In the early years, much of Studios' work was concerned with the design of corporate campuses. The firm wanted to humanise the workplace and provide a face to these little villages it designed. Studios' architectural language is now more varied to fit a diverse practice where the boundaries between work,culture, technology and society have been blurred; yet is grounded in a sense of humanity. Featured projects in this publication include a selection of the firm's corporate works as well as civic and institutional buildings.

Explore the brilliant, bold designs, and intriguing collections in the beautiful interiors of author Carey Maloney, his partner, architect Hermes Mallea, and their firm, M(Group), in this one-of-a-kind interactive omnibus.

Stuff invites the reader inside the wonderfully diverse homes of impassioned collectors, detailing the wide variety of art and objects that go into the creation of M(Group)’s complex, richly layered, and beautifully orchestrated interiors.

A unique interactive digital recognition technology allows readers to delve deep into an array of 40 esoteric and varied topics - from anatomical models to Australian aboriginal art, pre-Columbian pottery to Coromandel screens, and taxidermy to Tiffany lamps - all accompanied by personal anecdotes as witty and insightful as the homes M(Group) designs.