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New Italian Architecture

Alberto Galardi

1967

Building your dream house

William P. Spence

2003

Examples of stables, hunting-boxes, kennels, racing establishments, &c

John Birch

1892

The farmer his own builder

Roberts, Howard Armstrong

1918

500 Best Selling Home Plans

Sunset Books

1997

The plan of St. Gall

Walter Horn

1979

The Other Office

Matt Stewart

2004

Wheelchair housing design guide

Stephen Thorpe

2006

Small Log Homes

Robbin Obomsawin

2001

Mitchell/Giurgola, architects

Mitchell/Giurgola Architects.

1996

The low maintenance garden

Susan Berry, Steve Bradley

2000

Green Homes

Sergi Costa Duran

2007

Landscape detailing

Michael Littlewood

1987

Loft living

Peggy Vance

2000

Ornamental drawing and architectural design

Robert Scott Burn

1857

The natural house

Frank Lloyd Wright

1970

Plan of the building, Great Exhibition, 1851

Great Exhibition (1851 London, England)

1851

Bicknell's village builder

A. J. Bicknell

1872

Small environments

Yenna Chan

2007

Museum architecture

Justin Henderson

1998

Problems of design

Nelson, George

1957

Penelope Hobhouse's garden designs

Penelope Hobhouse

1997

Peb Compendium of Exemplary Educational Facilities

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

2006

Building, planning and design standards for architects, engineers, designers, consultants,building committees, draftsmen and students

Harold Reeve Sleeper

1955

Sanitary milk houses

Portland Cement Association

1933

The complete idiot's guide to designing your own home

Oreste Drapaca, Abigail R. Esman

2007

Innovative houses

Avi Friedman

2013

The Bungalow Book

Henry L. Wilson

2006

Mies van der Rohe

Princeton Architectural Press, Werner Blaser

1972

The four books of architecture

TETRIS

1965

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