Featured Reviews
Hugh Pearman at RIBA Journal
What is good about this series so far is that it's all about partnerships, the way most architect-designed buildings are produced. These are not about the cult of the solo genius, but the meshing of personalities to create good work. If anything represents that elusive thing, 'real...
Paul King, Chief Executive, UK Green Building Council
The UK Green Building Council Biodiversity Task Group illustrated that buildings can have a positive impact on biological diversity. The industry has a key role to play in ensuring that our homes are designed or refurbished with this positive impact in mind and this book provides an invaluable
Review by Nadia Boschi, Ph.D. Architect, Sustainability Manager CEMEA & LAC, Bovis Lend Lease CEMEA & LAC
The book is a nouvelle interpretation of the consolidated knowledge and best practices. It captures the essence of the challenge faced in managing buildings: understanding the ways people perceive and react to the space they live and work in.
Reviewed in archidose by John Hill, practicing architecture graduate of Kansas State University.
The same year that the Guggenheim opened in Bilbao I splurged on 'Frank O. Gehry: The Complete Works' by Francesco Dal Co and Kurt W. Forster. After the book received an update six years later I couldn't help think that publishers put out so-called monographs to make money many times over on...
