No comments about Skycar City (MVRDV) (MVRDV) (MVRDV).

1 comments about Colonial Houses: The Historic Homes of Williamsburg.

1. This book gave alot of interesting information of the colonial houses in Williamsburg. The pictures compared with stories are werry enlightening. A good book to read for all who are interested in traditional american architecture.

No comments about Frank Gehry: On Line (Princeton University Art Museum Series).

5 comments about Architecture: Form, Space, & Order.

1. I've had this book for a while now. It should be a staple for any young, budding architect and the principles contained within are examples of what make architecture different from engineering.
   
   Great book by a great author.



2. Item was delivered in perfect shape and in a decent amount of time
   
   Contents have helped in this last project a bunch
   
   Great book



3. I can't believe how much cheaper I can find books online compared to what the college bookstores charge!



4. It was wrapped and in perfect condition. It's nice to look at and gives inspiration through the illustrations.



5. This is an invaluable reference for architecture students and professionals alike. Ching's illustrations are amazing and the depth of information presented is incredible. I highly recommend this book.

No comments about Programming, Planning & Practice: ARE Sample Problems and Practice Exam (Architect Registration Exam).

No comments about Site Planning & Design: ARE Sample Problems and Practice Exam (Architect Registration Exam).

4 comments about The Architect's Studio Companion, 3rd Edition.

1. Well written, easy to read and comprehend. Great for a student to begin development of a project.



2. This book offers a great way for architecture students to get a handle on some of the issues related to building design. It deals with basic issues of construction including structural systems, mechanical systems, and code considerations. It gives "rules of thumb" and basic descriptions which are great for preliminary design. For example, if you need to roughly size a truss or floor system during schematic design, go the appropriate section for the system you are using, and you'll find handy charts for basic sizing. This is a great book for students who need rough "guestimates" for studio projects.



3. Having this book is like having a half-dozen of the best engineering consultants at your elbow-ready to answer any question that may come up during design. It reduces all the complex technical issues in building design to simple formal elements of know size that are easily merged into the architectural design process. A must-have for professionals and students alike!



4. As an Architecture Student this book has come in very hand. It gives many details of design guidelines and is a wonderful resource book to own.

No comments about American Buildings and Their Architects: Volume 1: The Colonial and Neo-Classical Styles (Oxford Paperbacks).

No comments about The Survival Guide to Architectural Internship and Career Development.

3 comments about Pocket Guide to the ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities, Revised Edition.

1. The Table of Contents of this book is nearly indentical to the "Code of Federal Regulations" issued by the Justice Department and provided free of charge to anyone who asks for it. But at roughly 6x9 inches, it doesn't fit in my pocket. So if the pocket thing is important to you, I highly recommend this book!



2. This little book is easy to carry around and contains all of the ADAAG info you could ever need! I've been using mine for 2 years and would be lost without it! Thomas Schmokel - ADA Consultant



3. Are you tired of tracking down the office copy of the ADA standards? Is the only copy within the workstation of King Tornado? Get your hands on this little number. Keep it by you at all times. I have used this reference guide for two years now and it has saved me a lot of time. This is a very easy to use condensed version of the state issued ADA guide. It is accurate and reliable and it does not have to go back to the office library. And don't let the words "pocket guide" scare you off, this is not a brochure, it is a book. It's just smaller and smarter, not to mention lighter than the stardard issue. So get a grip on ADA, pocket size.