Книги по антологии в архитектуре

From Ancient Roman Palace to Modern Residence

By displaying the architectural details such as door, window, arch, column, corridor and roof, this bookclearly and comprehensively reflects the progress of society, the changes of aesthetics and the developmental progress of classical style under the condition that the territorial culture is endowed with new connotations.

Compared with other books of the same kind in the market, this book has the following highlights:

1. Four periods which are European classical period, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and back-to-the-ancient period. Eleven architectural styles which are ancient Greek architecture, ancient Roman architecture, Baroque architecture, classicism architecture, neoclassicism architecture, romanticism architecture, eclecticism architecture.

2. We invited several photographers to go to Italy, Germany, France, America and Austria and so on to take photos. After three months' work, they took more than ten thousand pictures including world famous architecture and a large number of local architecture such as local residences and churches.

3. 6, 000 objective pictures are combined with CAD drawings to display the architecture from distant view to middle-distance view to nearby view to details in three dimensions, comprehensively presenting the design marrow of European classical architecture.

Volume I - The European Classical Period, The Middle Ages, The Renaissance Period

The European Classical Period

Ancient Greek Architecture

Pillar ...........................................007 - 007

Ancient Roman Architecture

Wall ...........................................009 - 009
Door ...........................................010 - 011
Pillar ...........................................012 - 015
Porch ..........................................016 - 017
Arch ...........................................018 - 019
Decorative Components ................020 - 027
Interior Space ..............................028 - 031

The Middle Ages

Byzantine Architecture

Roof ...........................................036 - 039
Window ......................................040 - 040
Pillar ...........................................041 - 041
Porch ..........................................042 - 042
Arch ...........................................043 - 043
Decorative Components ................044 - 045
Interior Space ..............................046 - 055

Romanesque Architecture

Roof ...........................................060 - 063
Window ......................................064 - 064
Door ...........................................065 - 067
Pillar ...........................................068 - 071
Porch ..........................................072 - 072
Arch ...........................................073 - 075
Decorative Components ................076 - 081
Interior Space ..............................082 - 093

Gothic Architecture

Roof ...........................................100 - 105
Wall ...........................................106 - 106
Window ......................................107 - 117
Door ...........................................118 - 137
Pillar ...........................................138 - 138
Porch ..........................................139 - 139
Arch ...........................................140 - 143
Decorative Components ................144 - 173
Interior Space ..............................174 - 195

The Renaissance Period

The Renaissance Architecture

Roof ...........................................204 - 210
Wall ...........................................211 - 211
Window ......................................212 - 226
Door ...........................................227 - 237
Pillar ...........................................238 - 251
Porch ..........................................252 - 253
Arch ...........................................254 - 256
Decorative Components ................257 - 281
Interior Space ..............................282 - 295

Baroque Architecture

Roof .......................................... 304 - 323
Wall ...........................................324 - 325
Window ......................................326 - 351
Door ...........................................352 - 369
Pillar ...........................................370 - 379
Porch ..........................................380 - 382
Arch ...........................................383 - 384
Decorative Components ................385 - 411
Interior Space ..............................412 - 420

Volume II - The Renaissance Period, Retro Trend Period

Classicism Architecture

Roof ...........................................009 - 014
Wall ...........................................015 - 016
Window ......................................017 - 053
Door ...........................................054 - 063
Pillar ...........................................064 - 071
Porch ..........................................072 - 073
Arch ...........................................074 - 078
Decorative Components ................079 - 109
Interior Space ..............................110 - 137

Neoclassicism Architecture

Roof .......................................... 150 - 165
Wall ...........................................166 - 171
Window ......................................172 - 241
Door ...........................................242 - 265
Pillar ...........................................266 - 281
Porch ..........................................282 - 285
Arch ...........................................286 - 293
Decorative Components ................294 - 345
Interior Space ..............................346 - 346

Volume III - Retro Trend Period

Romanticism Architecture

Roof ...........................................007 - 015
Wall ...........................................016 - 017
Window ......................................018 - 029
Door ...........................................030 - 037
Pillar ...........................................038 - 041
Porch ..........................................042 - 042
Arch ...........................................043 - 049
Decorative Components ................050 - 061
Interior Space ..............................062 - 071

Eclecticism Architecture

Roof .......................................... 082 - 103
Wall ...........................................104 - 107
Window ......................................108 - 149
Door ...........................................150 - 181
Pillar ...........................................182 - 205
Porch ..........................................206 - 211
Arch ...........................................212 - 221
Decorative Components ................222 - 257
Interior Space ..............................258 - 270

- This new volume of the Interior Design Review showcases the current winners of the “interior design Oscars”
- 1000 colour photographs present living spaces created by 100 contemporary designers
- Concepts for private and public spaces designed by the most innovative interior designers worldwide

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Volume 18 of the Interior Design Review once again features the designers who have won over the renowned jury with their work. Richly illustrated with over 1000 colour photographs, this retrospective of the publication — now in its 18th year — has been dubbed “the bible of interior design.” A compendium of contemporary interior design styles, it’s essential for any professional interior decorator or design lover. The artists are individually presented, followed by contact details in an appendix.

The broad sweep of exemplary interiors represents an extraordinary variety of international design — brought to life with lush, glossy photos. With a mix of different cultures, the interiors assembled here nostalgically allude to a wide range of styles, while also embodying Andrew Martin’s dazzling world of interior design.

- The “Bible of Interior Design,” now in its 19th edition
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This annual review, now in its 19th year, once again provides aspiring interior designers with endless ideas and a great breadth of influential styles. One of the designers in each review is declared the winner, selected by an illustrious jury that includes winners from previous years. This book is an unbeatable source of inspiration, highlighting the current trends in international interior design.

Founded in 1978 in Richmond, ANDREW MARTIN is one of the world’s leading authorities in the discipline of interior design. With its wide variety of fabrics, wallpaper, furniture and home accessories, along with a style that mixes different cultures, decades, antiques, and nostalgic finds, this is the go-to reference for the unexpected.

Andrew Martin is one of the world’s best-known furnishing brands with sales in over 50 countries. The Andrew Martin International Interior Designer of the Year attracts entries from all over the globe and is described by The Times as ‘The Oscars for the interior design world.’

Andrew Martin is one of the world’s best-known furnishing brands with sales in over 50 countries. Praised by The Sunday Times as “the Oscars for the Interior Design World,” this compendium presents the world’s best interior designers and their stunning work.

The Andrew Martin Interior Design Review features almost a hundred designers, and with more than 1,000 images it takes you to amazing places and styles worldwide. Exquisite interiors found in private homes, hotels, restaurants, and super yachts are presented in this volume with designs that vary from classic to extravagant, providing an insight into clean and modern Scandinavian style, classic American style, as well as Asian style.

The Andrew Martin International Interior Designer of the Year attracts entries from all over the globe.

A must-have for all design lovers ― for casual observers as well as enthusiasts

An inspirational overview of the best interior design worldwide

This interdisciplinary collection is a window to current events in architectural sphere for the year, made in two volumes annually.

- Culture Facilities
- Commerce Facilities
- Medical Facilities
- Religion & Assembly Facilities

This interdisciplinary collection is a window to current events in architectural sphere for the year, made in two volumes annually.

- Education Facilities
- Residence Facilities
- Office Facilities
- Physical & Ets Facilites

8 BMW Welt
18 Songdo Convensia
26 Horim Art Center
34 Nam June Paik Art Center
44 LandMark House -
52 Science Museum
60 Prugio Valley
70 Zenith Music Hall
80 Opera House, Oslo
88 Rock Carvings Museum
96 Bubbletecture H
104 Museum for Iberê Camargo Foundation
112 Fuglsang Artmuseum
120 Liverpool Arena and Convention Center

Commercial & Medical Facility

132 The City7 + Pullman Hotel
144 The Public
152 Garden5 Works
160 Garden5 Tool
168 Westside Shopping and Leisure Center
176 Pusan national University Yangsan Hospital

Office Facility

188 Urbanhive
196 NCsoft R&D Center
204 National Archives of Korea, Nara Repository
212 Photopia(Purple Whale)
220 Basque Health Department Headquarters in Bilbao
228 Top tower
236 Gwanaju․Jeollanam-do Local Goverment Combinative Office

Education & Research Facility

246 Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower, Tokyo
256 Ewha Campus Complex
264 Woongjin R&D Center
272 The 100th Anniversary Hall of Joongdong High School
280 High School #9

Residential & Lodging Facility

292 Dongbaek Apelbaum
300 Mountain Dwellings
308 The Ascent at Roebling Bridge
316 Gimpo Sugi-Maeul Apartment
324 Lace Apartments
332 In Hoe Heon
340 102 Dwellings
348 Twin-Bricks

Physical & Station & Assembly Facility

360 Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion
368 Watercube (National Swimming Center) )
376 Beijing Capital International Airport
384 Beijing South Station
392 Daeduk Church
400 Jugok Church

The International Architecture Yearbook No.4 features another wide-ranging collection of the best contemporary architecture from around the world. With reviews by notable architectural writers and critics Michael J. Crosbie, Greg G. Hall, Dennis Sharp, James Steele, Hiroshi Watanabe and Michael Webb, this edition showcases projects from more than 100 architectural practices. These include Benthem Crouwel Architekten BV bna, Flad & Associates, Murphy/Jahn, Riken Yamamoto & Field Shop, and Tai Soo Kim and Partners.

The International Architecture Yearbook No.5 contains an impressive selection of corporate, educational, institutional, public, recreational, residential and retail projects from around the world. With reviews by notable architectural writers and critics Michael J. Crosbie, Dennis Sharp, Judy Wulker and Michael Webb, this edition showcases more than 100 projects from more than 75 architectural practices. These include Atelier d'Art Urbain, Legoretta Arquitectos, Dominique Perrault Architecte, Frank O. Gehry & Associates, Inc., and The Stubbins Associates, Inc.

More than 120 projects from around the world were selected for inclusion in this special millennium edition of the International Architecture Yearbook. This book also contains insightful essays on the state of contemporary architecture by notable writers and critics Stephen Crafti, Michael J. Crosbie, Sylvia Haidar, Dennis Sharp, Michael Webb and Xu Fang. Featured architects include ASSAR, Carlos Bratke, Cesar Pelli & Associates, Inc., Michael Graves & Associates, Shim Sutcliffe Associates, Richard Rogers Partnership, HKS, Inc., and Fox & Fowle Architects.

This seventh volume of the International Architecture Yearbook presents more than 100 projects from around the world, displaying the best in architectural design from 98 architectural practices. Essays by architectural writers and critics Stephen Crafti, Michael J. Crosbie, Sylvia Haidar, Dennis Sharp, and Michael Webb, place the featured projects in context. Architects featured include Alsop + Stormer, Jestico + Whiles, Montois Partners, Pfau Architecture Ltd., and Shubin + Donaldson Architects.

IMAGES is delighted to present the eighth edition of its annual publication, International Architecture Yearbook. The release of this eighth edition of the Yearbook announces an exciting new collaboration. Catherine Slessor, Managing Editor of The Architectural Review, one of the world's leading architecture magazines, is the co-ordinating editor of this volume. Being at the forefront of design professionals worldwide, her selection of projects has insured an invaluable collection of innovative architecture. More than 75 projects are included, illustrated with beautiful photographs, informative plans and detailed descriptions. Firms include Antoine Predock Architects, Bernard Tschumi Architects, Cesar Pelli & Associates, Fentress Bradburn Architects, Denton Corker Marshall, Renzo Piano Building Workshop, and TEN Arquitectos. Biographical information on featured architects is also provided.

95 colour and b/w illustrations

The resin-scented wood of the Swiss Pavilion by Peter Zumthor at the Hannover Expo, the hypo-oxygenated air of Diller+Scofidio’s Blur Bar, the sculpting air stream of Renzo Piano’s Wind Tunnel in Maranello, the placebo odors of Decosterd & Rahm, and the edible air of Marti Guixé’s Pharma Food are just a few of the most recent instances of an architecture that is seeking to reappropriate the invisible dimension of olfaction in order to imbue the experience of places with greater meaning and totality.

Featuring more than 100 of the most significant and influential buildings of the twentieth century, this second edition includes both classic works by such seminal architects as Le Courbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe and Alvar Aalto, as well as those by more recent masters, such as Norman Foster, Frank Gehry and Rem Koolhaas. Addtional buildings and images make this new edition even more comprehensive and up-to-date.

For each of the buildings included there are numerous, accurate scale plans showing typical floors, together with elevations, sections and site plans where appropriate. All of these have been specially commissioned for the book and are based on the most reliable information and sources. There is also a concise text explaining the significant architectural features of the building and the influences it shows or generated, together with full-colour images. Cross-references to other buildings in the book highlight the various connections between these key structures.