Assembled around four seminal lectures, Architecture Spoken presents the ideas and stories of architect Steven Holl. In an accessible and illuminating format, this book presents

Author: Steven Holl Publisher: Princeton Press Year: 2007 Size: 176 pages, 21.6 x 21.6 cm   each of these houses is an attempt at building

In a book presenting a theory of design, it must address the aspects of imagination and creativity as well as the right way through which

“Architectural participation is the involvement of the user at some stage in the design process. “ Participation becomes an organized and potentially manipulated part of

When India emerged from colonial rule in 1947, the division of Punjab left its historic capital, Lahore, in newly created Pakistan. Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal

The book is a collection of papers by reserach scientists and architects presented at the international conference on development of real and virtual spaces in

It starts off with no other than Alastair Fuad-Luke, Re-defining the Purpose of (Sustainable) Design. He declares that “Designers urgently need to move beyond the

This book is about the classification of Materials in Architecture. Starting from the earlier 19th century, when all the structures were roughly built; the workers

The Book has presented with examples the latest research into urban forms and the ways in which they can be designed to be more sustainable

The book presents author’s take on technological development in architecture and its interaction with social, economical and traditional aspects of a region especially the pacific

This book basically talks about “design” as a process, how that process works, what we understand about it and what we don’t, and how it