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COTE Book TALK: People, Planet, Design

SW Oregon Architect

I attended the latest Committee on the Environment (COTE) book talk hosted by AIA Oregon back on February 8. The virtual presentation, produced by Island Press, featured author Corey Squire , AIA and his new book People, Planet, Design: A Practical Guide to Realizing Architecture’s Potential.

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In a downturn, manage your clients, people, and cash, says former HOK CEO

Archinect

Through his long career at HOK, and his book Designing a World-Class Architecture Firm: The People, Stories, and Strategies Behind HOK , MacLeamy has accumulated a wealth of knowledge on how firms can survive poor economic conditions.

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Why Nearly Every City in the U.S. Needs a Walkability Study

ArchDaily

About two weeks ago, I received an intriguing email from Jeff Speck, the author of two of the most influential books on urban planning in the past two decades: Suburban Nation (2010; co-authored by Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk) and Walkable City (2012; reissued in 2022 with new material).

Cities 360
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Two Interior Design Books

A Daily Dose of Architecture Books

This does not surprise me, since books on interior design are more accessible and relevant to a wider audience, not just professionals. Higher sales for interior design books compared to architecture books is therefore logical, but can one say that interiors scholarship is on par with architecture?

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Oliver Wainwright on RIBA's '100 Women: Architects in Practice,' a new primer for industry-wide change

Archinect

In an industry where the gender pay gap has widened in recent years, where all-male panels at conferences are not unusual, and where macho culture still prevails on building sites, a book like this, sadly, still has a place. the clients who say they just can’t find women with the right experience.

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Dumbo Loft by Crystal Sinclair Designs features a book-filled mezzanine

Deezen

Interiors studio Crystal Sinclair Designs has renovated a loft apartment in Brooklyn's Dumbo neighbourhood to include a mezzanine with a wall of books and a bedroom behind a glass partition. Thanks to this height, an L-shaped mezzanine could be added to provide a space to store the client's book collection.

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Library Pavilion / FELT

ArchDaily

The client is a retired art books. Completed in 2022 in Nazareth, Belgium. Images by Stijn Bollaert. The site is that of a typical Flemish home in an equally typical suburban neighborhood bordering the countryside.

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