ArchitectureWeek— A compilation from the 2003 editions of Detail magazine, including details and analysis of contemporary architecture and discussions and critiques by leading architects and designers.
ArchitectureWeek— Fifth edition of a practical resource for preparing construction specifications. Includes the latest AIA and CSI standards and sections on principles of contract documents, coordination of drawings and specifications, and practical procedures for organizing and producing documents.
ArchitectureWeek— This edition of the industry standard on architectural detailing includes new sections on analysis and modification of existing details and design of new ones. Revised to address sustainability and to reflect the International Building Code, this edition continues a tradition of delivering reliable information about design details that are water- and airtight, control the flows of heat and water vapor, adjust to movement, age gracefully, are easy to construct, and still look good.
ArchitectureWeek— This guide for students explains 2D representation throughout all phases of an architectural project, with an emphasis on the development and methodical construction of a technical drawing. Includes detailed instruction on the components of the floor plan, section, elevation, and detail, with examples demonstrating the correct use of line width, dimensioning, hatching, and symbols.
ArchitectureWeek— The third edition of this classic reference manual for the study and practice of residential layouts features 220 new drawings and 110 new photos. Examples include case studies from prominent modern architects such as Ben van Berkel, Caruso St. John, Kazujo Sejima, and MVRDV, and from 20th century masters such as Mies van der Rohe, Louis I. Kahn, Adolf Loos, and Richard Neutra.
ArchitectureWeek— A survey of 250 years of design tools and technologies, revealing how architects have produced drawings, models, renderings, and, now, animations that show us the promise of what might be built. The book includes images of these tools as well as drawings made with them, by Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and I. M. Pei.
ArchitectureWeek— A dictionary of construction vocabulary with a new approach, using visual communication to convey information. Each stage of the building and design process is illustrated with unambiguous, hand-drawn illustrations, labeled with relevant technical terms.
ArchitectureWeek— Since 1932, Architectural Graphic Standards has been referred to as the "architect's bible." From site excavation to roofs, this book is the place to look for answers to questions about building design and construction. The more than 8,000 architectural illustrations include both reference drawings and constructible architectural details. This new edition includes information on sustainable building design and construction, plus extensive additions and updates to reflect the current state of building design.
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