eBook Ten Houses: Peter Forbes and Associates (The Ten Houses Series) ePub

Each infinitely useful volume presents one of the world’s foremost architects and features 10 of his or her finest residential works-including presentation.

Each infinitely useful volume presents one of the world’s foremost architects and features 10 of his or her finest residential works-including presentation, drawings, sketches, and working drawings. These full-color, highly affordable volumes will enhance any library, providing an essential reference for architecture students and individuals looking for home design ideas.

He is vice-director of the Spanish-Argentinian magazine Casas Internacional, and is the creator of several series of architectural publications for Rockport Publishers in addition to the Single Building series, including Ten Houses, Contemporary World Architects, Architecture in Detail and Art and Architecture.

Text by Peter Forbes. Features looks at seven houses in Maine and a house in Washington, . Oblong softcover. Introduction by Pilar Viladas. Text by Peter Forbes.

Ten Houses : Peter Forbes and Associates (The Ten Houses Series). by Riera Ojeda, Oscar (Edt). and two in Massachusetts. Includes numerous color images. A near fine copy in wrappers.

The company offices are located in the United States, China, and Argentina

Book Details Author : Oscar Riera Ojeda Pages : 108 Binding : Broch� Brand : Brand: Rockport Pub ISBN : 1564961834.

Book Details Author : Oscar Riera Ojeda Pages : 108 Binding : Broch� Brand : Brand: Rockport Pub ISBN : 1564961834.

Author: Oscar Riera Ojeda. DOWNLOAD PDF. Ten Houses: Peter Gluck and Partners.

Oscar Riera Ojeda, Peter Forbes, Wayne Fuji'i. Located on a rocky shelf that drops down the eastern slope of Mt. Desert Island toward the Atlantic Ocean, the Seal Harbor House was designed by American architect Peter Forbes

Oscar Riera Ojeda, Peter Forbes, Wayne Fuji'i. Desert Island toward the Atlantic Ocean, the Seal Harbor House was designed by American architect Peter Forbes. It takes its shape from the island's striking, yet fragile landscape. A core of structural steel rises 40 feet to the apex of the clerestory, forming a strong, flexible spine meant to withstand the severe winds that frequently batter the site.