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Methods of Early Golf Architecture features selected writings from 19th century architects Alister MacKenzie, H.S. Colt, and A.W. Tillinghast. With precision and detail, these prominent architects discuss each element of golf course design, and no detail is left untouched.

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A hotel is an establishment which provides short-term accommodation. The provision of basic accommodation, consisting only of a room with a bed, a wardrobe, small table and a sink has been replaced by rooms more completes with modern facilities services, including a private bathroom and climate control.

We present in this book some of the best mini-hotels in the world, according to its architectural criteria, interior design, respect for sustainability and the environment and the use of local and organic materials. Hotels at rehabilitated rural buildings, in between façades plots, urban buildings, historical buildings and so on. Selected under the criteria of singularity and with a small number of rooms.

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From the contents:

* New Magestic Hotel in Singapore
* Trianon Palace in Versailles, France
* Dolder Hotel in Zurich, Switzerland
* Indigo Patagonia in Puerto Natales, Chile
* Huski Hotel in Falls Creek, Australia

Theme hotels are architectural expressions of individuality and a unique sense of style. Making them unmistakable and distinguished is an exciting field of experimentation for architects and designers. Imaginative buildings and one-of-a kind interiors combine into works of art that charm, impress and pamper guests. With their unique styles and unusual ambiances, the hotels introduced in this book cater to the wishes of their guests, promising modern-day nomads an unforgettable stay.

More Theme Hotels takes readers to all corners of the globe in the categories Historical Ties, Mountain Pastime, Designed Spaces, Luxury Residences, Wellness Islands, Urban Hideouts and Countryside Hotels. Whether an icy abode, an opulent suite, a quiet resort, an exclusive villa, or a trendy place to stay, each hotel is a design masterpiece, offering everything its guests desire.

Natural Elegance showcases the award-winning interiors of WRJ Design, headquartered in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and led by Rush Jenkins and Klaus Baer. The firm’s homes are set against the back-drop of dramatic Western landscapes from the Rockies to the Pacific. Their interiors are infused with a unique elegance — one versed in the beauty of the wilderness combined with sophisticated contemporary design. Juxtaposing a warm palette with rugged elements, they create homes that have a deep connection to the natural world just outside the windows. Illustrated with photographs by the masterly William Abranowicz, the book features more than a dozen gloriously sited houses decorated in WRJ’s signature rustic yet refined style.

About the Authors:

Rush Jenkins, formerly Director of Design at Sotheby’s New York, and Klaus Baer, formerly head of international production teams for investment banking firms, relocated to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where they established WRJ Design.

William Abranowicz has been a photographer for nearly forty years and his work has appeared in nearly every major publication in the United States, Europe, and Asia. His most recent book is Vendome’s American Originals: Creative Interiors.

Nancy Greystone co-authored Barbara Barry’s Around Beauty and Tim Campbell’s Intentional Beauty.

Combining classical styles and modern styles, Neoclassicism uses simpler and open skills to satisfy people’s missing of classical styles, and in the meanwhile possesses modern aesthetics. Neoclassical Hotel introduces 33 hotels of neoclassical styles. Decent and gorgeous, stylish and elegance, fresh and smooth, the hotels all contains deep cultural deposits and noble aesthetics, exactly where the quintessence of Neoclassicism lies.

The long-awaited follow-up to New Hotels presents a showcase of some of the most recent and inventive projects by the greatest names in hotel design. Architecturally speaking, a hotel presents the opportunity to challenge the aesthetic uniformity that currently plagues the design of public places. The search for a misunderstood modernity has spawned a crop of dismal clones all over the planet, in no way lightening the dreary burden of endless preconceived ideas afflicting the traditional hotel industry. Hoteliers have quickly recognized that ongoing changes in taste and needs within society call for a "live or die" approach to hotel service as a priority objective. The concept of "luxury" is continually evolving; it no longer means providing ostentatious spaces, full of glitz and chandeliers. Today's visitor wants to feel different simply because of where he or she is staying, which means that nowadays luxury is a matter of finding that sought after, special difference, such as cultural centers inside the hotel, 24-hour bars, personal assistants rather than receptionists, and varied types of cuisine. According to this vision, the hotels that are visited in New Hotels 3 are the ultimate expression of this new conception of luxury. Each one has its own personality born of merging innovation with local character. Without the former there is no progress; without the latter we run the risk of fading into that great morass of inconspicuous absurdity.

With its intoxicating mix of Berber, Arab, Spanish and French Art Deco styles influencing and informing both homes and hotels, Morocco may be the birthplace of fusion. As new waves of travellers succumb to its charms and make it their home, they have added their own styles to the mix, respecting the roots of Moroccan design, yet altering it in subtle ways. With gorgeous photographs by Jean Cazals, Sully takes readers on an unprecedented tour through private homes, stylish resorts and intimate guest-houses, many never before published. Complementing the various houses are recipes and tips for entertaining Moroccan-style, as well as a comprehensive source guide for travellers and shoppers. A treasure trove of ideas and images, New Moroccan Style is a treat for the eyes, palate and imagination brought to light by a fresh new voice in design.

Extraordinary coastal living from Iceland to Chile

Inhale deeply: no, that’s not the smell of a book, that’s the delicate scent of the ocean’s breeze. You have been whisked off on a journey through the world’s loveliest seaside homes and perhaps (no promises) you’re never coming back.... Relax into the lazy pace of living by the water while you soak up our selection of delectable coastal interiors from all five continents. Highlights include a Martha's Vineyard mansion, a Knokke apartment designed by minimal architect Vincent van Duysen, the Kjærholm house in Denmark, the domicile of Fiona Swarovski in Capri, the Lautner-designed Marbrisa residence in Mexican Acapulco, and a house in Iporanga, Brazil by architect Isay Weinfeld. From minimalist to cozy, from ethnic to modern, these homes all share a love for the deep blue.

NEW SPACE
This series provides an overall view of a particular space and will be used as a practical interior reference not only to the professionals but also to the public.

NEW SPACE
This series provides an overall view of a particular space and will be used as a practical interior reference not only to the professionals but also to the public.

A guide to the architecture and design of luxurious day and hotel spas worldwide

The number of visitors to day, destination, and hotel spas has doubled in the last five years. The increasing understanding of the importance of health and well-being combined with the emphasis on beauty in our society has inspired the creation of amazing spaces for relaxation and pampering at day spas—both independent of and affiliated with chic hotels.

Unveiling show-stopping hospitality interiors from across the globe, as an overview of design trends for bars, restaurants and hotels

As much of a barometer of design as its successful predecessors, Night Fever 5 is a global overview of the prevailing trends in hospitality design. The luxurious volume consists of three chapters; the first covers bars and clubs, the second features restaurants, and the third is devoted to hotel interiors. This book offers readers 100+ fresh and exciting projects featured on a total of 496 pages. Interiors are featured on 2 to 8 pages that are filled with photos, drawings, sketches, floor plans and of course a description of the design.

Projects are selected based on their original concept, creativity, innovative approach or the project’s unmistakable wow-factor. An extensive index at the back of the book describes each featured design studio including their contact details and the addresses of each venue they have designed.

Features:
 - Sought-after new title in the highly successful Night Fever book series.
 - A 496-page reference book filled with 100+ recent and extraordinary hospitality venues located in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia.
 - Presents work of well-established designers as well as work of young talents.
 - From bijou bars and small eateries to multilevel clubs and luxurious hotels, the projects are divided into three sections: Drink, Eat and Sleep.
 - Featured projects are presented on 2 to 8 pages with an explanatory text about the concept and design, project credits, floor plans, design sketches, detail drawings, renderings and stunning photography.
 - For each project the text explains how the concept developed, and how ateliers and studios distil the essence of a venue and create a specific atmosphere, all within the remit and restrictions of the client’s brief.
 - An extensive index at the back of the book describes each featured design studio including their contact details and the address of the venue they designed.
 - Outstanding graphic design.
 - This book is the definitive title to feature all hospitality venue types (bars, clubs, cafes, restaurants and hotels), while other competitive titles only focus on one or two individual sectors per publication.

Welcome to the desert. Welcome home. This visually stunning tour of the world’s most amazing desert homes will inspire you to create an oasis with “desert vibes” wherever you are. 

Creatives are drawn in by the extreme landscapes and limited resources of the desert; in fact, they’re inspired by them, and the homes they’ve built here prove the power of an oasis. From renovated Airstreams to sprawling, modern stucco, desert has become the new beachfront.

In Oasis, artist iO Tillett Wright captures the best of this specific culture that emphasizes living simply, beautifully, and in connection with the earth. He highlights the homes that define this desert mindset, featuring the classics like Georgia O’Keefe’s in Abiquiu, New Mexico, alongside more modern homes such as Michael Barnard’s Solar House in Marfa, Texas. With Casey Dunn’s stunning photography, Oasis will transport you to these relaxing refuges, where you’ll learn what elements create the balance of intentionality, ease, style, and function that these homes exude.

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