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Best Signature Outdoor Kitchens provides and features more than 60 state-of-the-art examples by leading designers around the country. With numerous possibilities, it is no wonder an outdoor kitchen is one of the hottest amenities considered by new and existing homeowners today. Over 170 beautiful, full-color photographs, plus illustrated plans, show readers how homeowners turned decks, patios, and yards into a great cooking/barbecue/kitchen areas.

- 60 of the best outdoor kitchens from Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine
- Scores of stunning full-color photographs
- Full contact information for each of the featured designers
- Floor-plan illustration shown for most kitchens highlighted

Nothing enlivens a room like a touch of nature. Taking the terrarium trend to the next level, this stunning guide will inspire crafters, garden lovers, and décor fans to turn flowers, leaves, and branches into striking, organic décor. Acclaimed designer and stylist Shane Powers presents 20 simple yet arresting projects for bringing natural tranquility to any space. Suited for garden enthusiasts and black thumbs alike, the projects use a range of live and dried plant materials to create colorful dried floral garlands, eye-catching willow wreaths, intriguing water gardens, and timeless succulent landscapes.

With step-by-step instructions, styling and container ideas, helpful resources, and gorgeous photography, Bring the Outdoors In offers countless ways to welcome the natural world into any space.

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The series Landscape gardeners and their Creations has already focused on Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland. This time Stichting Kunstboek Publishers have asked 12 leading British landscape designers to co-operate on the fifth book of this prestigious series. The designers included are Mathew Bell, Sally Court, Andrew Wilson, John Wyer, John Brookes, Douglas Coltart, Julian Dowle, Andrew Fisher Tomlin, Duncan Heather, Anthony Paul, Debbie Roberts and Ian Smith. Mr. Noel Kingsbury wrote the introductory text to this magnificent book. British gardens have always appealed to the imagination. But Great Britain has more to offer than many incredible variations on the English Cottage Garden. There is a vast variation of styles between their creations: some very modern, some abstract, other playful and romantic. The beautiful full-page colour pictures show the gardens at their best. Furthermore this inspiring book also gives information about the creators of these beautiful gardens and their inspiration for each garden. A must for every garden lover!

Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates' 23-year story of transforming 85 acres of Brooklyn waterfront into parkland that reconnects New Yorkers to the East River

Reclaimed from 1.3 miles of New York's postindustrial waterfront, Brooklyn Bridge Park is a place for escape, recreation, and immersion in the natural world. Transforming parking lots and crumbling piers into a living ecosystem, the project is an exemplar of climate resilience, fiscal innovation, and joyful public space. This book examines Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates's process of designing a park that went from a remote possibility to an essential part of the city around it.

About the Authors:

Michael Van Valkenburgh is the founder of Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, a leading landscape architecture firm with award-winning parks, urban spaces, and campus landscapes across North America. He is the Charles Eliot Emeritus Professor in Landscape Architecture at Harvard GSD.

Julie Bargmann is Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University of Virginia School of Architecture and founding principal of D.I.R.T. Studio.

Amanda Hesser, well-known food writer, editor, and entrepreneur, is founder and CEO of Food52.

Project Introduction:

News

004 Smart Highway_Studio Roosegaarde
005 Scene Sensor_James Murray + Shota Vashakmadze
008 Waller Creek_Michael Van Valkenbu rgh Associates

Breaking the Stereotype

012 Breaking Stereotype of Living_Silvio Carta
018 Glass House for Diver_Naf Architect＆Design
030 Atelier-Bisque Doll_UID Architects
042 Toda House_0ffice of Kimihiko Okada
052 Atelier Tenjinyama_Ikimono Architects

Ground Folds

064 In the Folds of the Ground_Marco Atzori
070 HanSeong Baekje Museum_G.S Architects ＆ Associates
086 Monteagudo Museum_Amann—Cánovas—Maruri
100 Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center_Weiss／Manfredi
114 VanDusen Botanic Garden Visitor Center_ Perkins+Will
128 Emblematic Monument_TEN Arquitectos

Architecture and Recipro-City

138 Decoding the Vernacular: An Architecture of Reciprocity_Nelson Mota
144 Apartments Buso_dmvA Architecten
156 Pattern Housing_IND
168 Qingpu Youth Center_Atelier Deshaus

182 Index

Project Introduction:

Urban How Variation and Transition

026 Buiding Extent and Urban Influence_Silvio Carta

Scenario for Urban Daily Life Experience

028 Scenario for Urban Daily Life Experience_Paula Melaneo
034 The Trapeze House_Louis Paillard Architect & Urbanist
046 Neighborhood Office Building_General Design
056 Hidden House_Teaum +Teatum
060 Step House_Jaques Moussafir Architectes
068 Divina Enfermera 14_Estudio de Arquitectura Javier Terrados
074 Baroque Court Apartments_OFIS Arhitekti
082 Zamora Offices_Alberto Campo Baeza

Facing the Street, I am (not) a Duck

098 Facing the Street, I am (not) a Duck_Diego Terna
104 House 27D_Kraus Schönberg Architects
110 Spain’s Cultural Center in Mexico_JS Arquitectura + Arquitectura 911SC
118 Dream Downtown Hotel_Handel Architects
126 Basket Apartment in Paris_OFIS Arhitekti

Layering Active Urban Surface

136 Re-thinking the Ground Level(s) Simone Corda
140 Cervantes Theater_Ensamble Studio
150 Teruel-Zilla_Mi5 Arquitectos + PKMN Arquitectura
164 Georges-Emile-Lapalme Cultural Center_Menk雜 Shooer Dagenais LeTourneux Architects + Provencher Roy + Associes Architectes
170 SAIT Polytechnic Parkade_Bing Thorm Architects

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004 The Forest_Atelier WHY
008 Under One Roof_Kengo Kuma & Associates + Holzer Kobler Architekturen
010 Afghanistan National Museum_AV62 Arquitectos
014 Home for Life_Tomas Ghisellini Architects
018 St. Horto_OFL Architecture
020 Archifest Zero Waste Pavilion_WOW Architects

180 Index

California Native Plants for the Garden is a comprehensive resource that features more than 500 of the best California native plants for gardening in Mediterranean-climate areas of the world. Authored by three of the state's leading native-plant horticulturists and illustrated with 450 color photos, this reference book also includes chapters on landscape design, installation, and maintenance.

Detailed lists of recommended native plants for a variety of situations and appendices with information on places to see native plants and where to buy them are also provided.

A mouthwatering tour of over 50 of the Mediterranean’s most luxurious and finely appointed houses.
Includes through-the-keyhole looks into the houses of many stellar talents old and new, including Dolce & Gabbana, Alberta Ferretti and Salvador Dalí.

This book showcases a sumptuous selection of some of the most beautiful houses found around the Mediterranean, providing glorious visions for dreaming as well as concrete sources of inspiration for creating one’s own personal style.

Listri’s stunning photographs include sweeping panoramas of the houses in their wonderful settings down to close-ups of individual rooms, furniture and design details.

Massimo Listri’s photographs have appeared in many international style journals, including Connaissance des Artes, Ambiente and Architectural Journal, as well as in such books as Magnificent Italian Villas and Palaces and Villas of Tuscany.

The choice of one type of roof over another fundamentally depends on the building’s purpose, environmental considerations, climate conditions and the available means to carry out construction. Taking into account the quality of a roof, there are a wide range of solutions available on the market, so it will be up to the architect to provide a building design to suit these specifications, as well as how to best streamline the solution and adapt it to the environment.

In Bohemia and Moravia, the Czech Republic possesses one of the richest, cultural landscapes in Europe. Its castles and gardens make a significant imprint on the face of the landscape and they are to be considered among the most magnificent of noble residences to be found anywhere. This comprehensive, illustrated book presents 50 of the most important sites from the Renaissance up to the 19th century, a number of which are recognised as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Alongside the historical events which led to the building, modifying or decline of the selected castles, there is also a description of the architecture and furnishings which are the main focus of this studied and lively history. Magnificent photographs bring back to life the atmosphere of the castles, their majestic halls, art treasures and artistically designed gardens.

In the spring of 1903, Country Life’s first staff photographer, Charles Latham, set off from London’s Victoria station with his large-format camera and several boxes of fragile glass negatives bound for Rome. He spent the months that followed photographing some of Italy's finest historic gardens. In all, Latham photographed thirty-seven gardens, and his powerfully evocative pictures were published by Country Life in 1905 in two volumes under the title of The Gardens of Italy, with a text by the well known contemporary garden writer, Evelyn March Phillipps. Latham’s photographs were immediately acclaimed and the images are characteristic of his work in their exceptional clarity. As a result of the political turmoil that overtook Italy in the nineteenth century, many of the gardens had already fallen into a state of picturesque decrepitude; others, around Florence, had been taken over by English and American expatriates and were in the process of restoration. But even though some of the aristocratic owners and their gardeners might have gone, the elaborate architecture, statuary and ingenious waterworks which Renaissance designers so admired remained largely intact and were brilliantly captured in all their faded magnificence by Latham’s camera. Today, many of these gardens have vanished, destroyed by social upheaval and war, though a few were painstakingly restored in the post-war years.

Charles Latham's outstanding compositions bear testament to the rich heritage of some of Italy's great gardens in the golden age just before the First World War. The 200 superbly reproduced photographs are accompanied by Helena Attlee's incisive commentary on twenty-one of these magnificent Renaissance and Baroque gardens.

Helena Attlee has made Italy and its gardens her special subject for over twenty years. A leading authority on garden history, she writes for a range of journals and magazines, lectures widely, and leads specialist tours to Italy, France and Portugal. She is the author of several books, including Italian Gardens, A Cultural History (2006).

This book seeks to introduce many forms of Chinese gardens in various cities from a unique professional perspective. Presenting the exceptional traditionalqualities of delicacy and grace it demonstrates the skills involved in their design and formation. The selection offered here fall into three categories: traditional private gardens, historic gardens in modern times and newly-built gardens, each of which in turn shows the innovative use of materials and technologies.

TABLE of CONTENTS

Traditional Chinese Private Gardens
14 Garden of Contentment (Yu Yuan) , Shanghai
26 Garden of the Master of the Fishing Nets (Wangshi Yuan), Suzhou
36 Blue Waves Pavilion (Canglang ling), Suzhou
44 Garden of Retreat and Reflection (Tuisi Yuan), Suzhou
52 He Garden (He Yuan), Yangzhou
62 Garden of Ancient Splendour (Guiyi Yuan), Shanghai
70 Garden of Meandering Streams (Qushui Yuan), Shanghai
Chinese Gardens for Modern Life
78 The China Club (Zhongguo Hui). Beijing
84 Imperial Delicacy Restaurant (Guozong Yuxiang Zhai) . Beijing
90 Changpu River Scenic Area (Changpuhe Jingqu), Beijing
98 Confucian Temple (Wen Miao). Shanghai
108 Tanzhe Temple (Tanzhe Si). Beijing
114 West Garden Temple (Xiyuan Si), Suzhou
122 Square Pagoda Garden (Fangta Yuan), Shanghai
128 Garden of Contemplation (Jingsi Yuan) , Suzhou
138 Panmen Scenic Area (Panmen Jingqu), Suzhou
144 West Lake Park (Xihu Gongyuan). Fuzhou
150 West Lake Landscape (Xihu liandi), Hangzhou

Chinese Gardens in Modern Design
Chinese Style Courtyards and Landscapes in Public Places
164 Palace Wu-Sheraton Hotel (Wugong- Xilaideng Jiudian), Suzhou
176 Suzhou Museum (Suzhou Bowuguan), Suzhou
186 Xiayang Lake & Qingpu Library (Xiayang Hu & Qingpu Tushuguan), Shanghai
192 China Academy of Fine Arts (Zhongguo Meishu Xueyuan), Hangzhou
200 Dragon Hotel (Huanglong Fandian), Hangzhou

Chinese Style Courtyards in Residential Areas
208 Mandarin Palace (Jiujian Tang), Shanghai
220 Chinese Home (Zhongguo Renjia). 1'-lanjing
232 Cambridge WaterTown (Kanqiao Shuixiang). Shanghai

Private Courtyards of the Modern Literati
238 Story of Nanshipi Garden (Nanshipi Ji), Suzhou
248 Stone Obsession Resort (Zuishi Shanzhuang), Suzhou

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This book compiles famous gardens and landscapes in our country, interpreting the basic content, art style, and landscape type of Chinese gardens with the focus on the four basic elements which are architecture, water system, lying stone, and arrangement of flowers and trees. More than two thousand pictures are adopted to directly analyze the various building techniques of the four main garden systems which are the northern garden, gardens on the Yangtze Delta, gardens in the south of five ridges, and gardens in the southwest. The comparing of the ancient and the contemporary gardens well interprets the historic developmental track of Chinese garden landscape.

This book contains more than two thousand pictures with abundant and concrete displaying of the details, powerful expertise, detailed content, and large amount of information. This book has great value on practicality, academic research, and art collection. What’s more, it has great reference value for people expert in garden design, architectural design, and interior design.

An interior design authority and a famed Angeleno photographer team up to present thirty of the most exceptional homes and gardens in one of the world’s most design-savvy cities

Los Angeles’s dramatic setting, Mediterranean climate, and outdoor lifestyle have long attracted creative individuals to its diverse neighborhoods. The thirty houses and gardens featured in City of Angels, designed by renowned architects, interior designers, and garden designers, offer a rich mix of quirkiness, elegance, glitz, and Hollywood pizazz. Expertly guided by author Jennifer Ash Rudick and photographer Firooz Zahedi, we visit Kelly Wearstler’s beach house in Malibu, Hutton Wilkinson’s exotic ranch in the Santa Monica Mountains, a midcentury modern Schindler house, John Lautner’s vertigo-inducing modernist glass box in the Hollywood Hills, and Richard Shapiro’s overgrown gardens surrounding a magnificent Hispano-Moorish house in Holmby Hills

About the Author:

Jennifer Ash Rudick is the author of Palm Beach Chic and Out East, a contributing editor to Veranda, and a producer of documentary films, including Iris, with Maysles Films, and Diner en Blanc. Firooz Zahedi was born in Tehran, Iran. After moving to the US, he became a photographer for Interview magazine and Vanity Fair. His work has appeared in Vogue, GQ, Town & Country, Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and House Beautiful, and has been exhibited in galleries around the world.

Contents:
 Africa
P10 Green Corridor-- Tripoli Green Belt
P14 The Orchard Restaurant
Asia
P26 Campus Valley-- Ewha Womans Unversity
P30 Greenbelt-- Landscape Design for Tokyo Midtown
...
Oceania
P60 Daughter of the Sea-- Re-developed Kumutoto
P72 Landscape Design for Darlington Public Domain, University of Sydney
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Europe
P108 A Big World on the Other Side of the Wall--The Walled Garden at Marks Hall Arbortum
P116 Back to Nature-- Potters Field Park in London
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South America
P230 Green Residence -- Helga and Thomas Jetter Residence
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North America
P250 Safari Drive
A Flower in the Desert-- Safari Drive
P258 A Theatre for the City-- Nathan Philips Square Revitalization