2005, ISBN: 1579652727

[EAN: 9781579652722], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: Artisan], ARCHITECTURE, Jacket, Artisan, New York [Published Date: 2005]. First Edition (with full number line). Good+ in good dust ja… Altro …

[EAN: 9781579652722], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: Artisan], ARCHITECTURE, Jacket, Artisan, New York [Published Date: 2005]. First Edition (with full number line). Good+ in good dust jacket. Blue illustrated Paper over Boards have light bumping and scuffing to edges and corners. Binding tight. Light scuffing and scratching to front free end paper. Otherwise pages are clean and unmarked. Dust jacket has a few small nicks and tears and light creasing to edges. Damp-staining to back of covers (looks like a soda spill). light overall scuffing and soiling to jacket as well. NOT price clipped Now in an archival-quality (removable) Brodart Cover. NOT Ex-Library. NO remainder marks. [From front jacket flap] A home's facade speaks volumes. In fact, the changing facades of the American home mirror the changes of our nation—from puritanical Colonial to wealthy Georgian; from the pioneering spirit of the western Prairie style to the industrially inspired Modern. Who would think a front door would have so much to say? But not only does a front entranceway convey a moment in the history of architectural design, it also serves as the most dramatic and affordable means to make your home reflect your personal taste. You've seen many of these entrances before, but perhaps without knowing their architectural style, the period they represent, or their place in American history. You probably prefer some more than others, but perhaps without knowing exactly why. And you may have een tried visualizing some of the entrances on your own home. With 120 drawings by architect Paulo Vicente and accompanying text by home design expert Tom Connor, The Language of Doors identifies and discusses 350 years of architectural styles. It then applies these various styles to entranceways of differing homes so you can imagine the impact a new entrance might have on your own home. With its easy-to-read labels and informative glossary, The Language of Doors is at once a mini history of American home design and a dictionary of architectural elements. You don't have to be a home owner to want to know the difference between a flute and a dentil, a keystone and a pilaster. But if you are a homeowner with an interest in upgrading the look of your home, The Language of Doors is the perfect book to spark your creative thinking and just possibly save you thousands of dollars in architect's and builder's fees., Books<

2005, ISBN: 9781579652722

Artisan, New York [Published Date: 2005]. First Edition (with full number line). Good+ in good dust jacket. Blue illustrated Paper over Boards have light bumping and scuffing to edges and… Altro …

Artisan, New York [Published Date: 2005]. First Edition (with full number line). Good+ in good dust jacket. Blue illustrated Paper over Boards have light bumping and scuffing to edges and corners. Binding tight. Light scuffing and scratching to front free end paper. Otherwise pages are clean and unmarked. Dust jacket has a few small nicks and tears and light creasing to edges. Damp-staining to back of covers (looks like a soda spill). light overall scuffing and soiling to jacket as well. NOT price clipped Now in an archival-quality (removable) Brodart Cover. NOT Ex-Library. NO remainder marks. [From front jacket flap] A home's facade speaks volumes. In fact, the changing facades of the American home mirror the changes of our nationfrom puritanical Colonial to wealthy Georgian; from the pioneering spirit of the western Prairie style to the industrially inspired Modern. Who would think a front door would have so much to say? But not only does a front entranceway convey a moment in the history of architectural design, it also serves as the most dramatic and affordable means to make your home reflect your personal taste. You've seen many of these entrances before, but perhaps without knowing their architectural style, the period they represent, or their place in American history. You probably prefer some more than others, but perhaps without knowing exactly why. And you may have een tried visualizing some of the entrances on your own home... With 120 drawings by architect Paulo Vicente and accompanying text by home design expert Tom Connor, The Language of Doors identifies and discusses 350 years of architectural styles. It then applies these various styles to entranceways of differing homes so you can imagine the impact a new entrance might have on your own home. With its easy-to-read labels and informative glossary, The Language of Doors is at once a mini history of American home design and a dictionary of architectural elements. You don't have to be a home owner to want to know the difference between a flute and a dentil, a keystone and a pilaster. But if you are a homeowner with an interest in upgrading the look of your home, The Language of Doors is the perfect book to spark your creative thinking and just possibly save you thousands of dollars in architect's and builder's fees., Artisan, 2005-03-15, 2.5<

ISBN: 9781579652722

A homes facade speaks volumes. In fact, the changing facades of the American home mirror the changes of our nation?rom puritanical Colonial to wealthy Georgian; from the pioneering spirit… Altro …

A homes facade speaks volumes. In fact, the changing facades of the American home mirror the changes of our nation?rom puritanical Colonial to wealthy Georgian; from the pioneering spirit of the western Prairie style to the industrially inspired Modern. Who would think a front door would have so much to say? But not only does a front entranceway convey a moment in the history of architectural design, it also serves as the most dramatic and affordable means to make your home reflect your personal taste. Youve seen many of these entrances before, but perhaps withut knowing their architectural style, the period they represent, or their place in American history. You probably prefer some more than others, but perhaps without knowing exactly why. And you may have een tried visualizing some of the entrances on your own home... With 120 drawings by architect Paulo Vicente and accompanying text by home design expert Tom Connor, The Language of Doors identifies and discusses 350 years of architectural styles. It then applies these various styles to entranceways of differing homes so you can imagine the impact a new entrance might have on your own home. With its easy-to-read labels and informative glossary, The Language of Doors is at once a mini history of American home design and a dictionary of architectural elements. You dont have to be a home owner to want to know the difference between a flute and a dentil, a keystone and a pilaster. But if you are a homeowner with an interest in upgrading the look of your home, The Language of Doors is the perfect book to spark your creative thinking and just possibly save you thousands of dollars in architects and builders fees. Gut, Festpreisangebot, [LT: FixedPrice], Edition Description: First Edition, Format: Hardcover, Publication Date: 27-06-1905, Language: English, Publication Year: 27-06-1905, Country of Origin: USA, United States, Importer Details: ERGODE, Net Quantity/Number of Units: 1, Dimensions (LxWxH) - Cms: 7.78X0.8X7.81, ISBN-10: 1579652727, ISBN-13: 9781579652722, SKU: SONG1579652727, EAN: 9781579652722, Artisan<

ISBN: 9781579652722

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Artisan. Used - Very Good. . . All orders guaranteed and ship within 24 hours. Your purchase supports More Than Words, a nonprofit job training program for youth, empowering youth to take charge of their lives by taking charge of a business., Artisan, 3<