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Bruneau Michel: Ductile Design of Steel
Structures, Third Edition

Ductile Design of Steel Structures, Third Edition

Cosy style for intentional living

Scandi Modern

Showcasing the diverse and memorable architecture and interiors of Camper shoe stores worldwide, designed by such luminaries as Gaetano Pesce and Shigeru BanFounded in 1975 in Mallorca, the Spanish footwear brand Camper is a fourth generation family business. Known for its sustainable, comfortable and often playful designs, Camper is continually inspired by tradition as well as modernity. The first Camper store opened in Barcelona in 1981. Today, there are more than 400 stores around the world, each with its own personality. In 2006, the brand named its store design initiative "Camper Together" as a nod to the collaborative approach taken with the architects and designers that it commissions to design its physical spaces. Architects and designers include: Jasper Morrison, Gaetano Pesce, Nendo, Kengo Kuma, Jo Nagasaka, Fernando Amat, Müller van Severen, Jonathan Olivares, Shigeru Ban, Jaime Hayon, Alfredo Häberli, Campana Brothers, Achilles Ion Gabriel, Michele De Lucchi, Tokuyin Yoshioka, Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec, Tomás Alonso, TAF Studio, Isabel López, David Saik.

The Architecture of a Brand

Camper Together

A stylish guide to art of 'house hushing' and how to dial down the visual 'noise' in your home through decluttering, curating your possessions, shopping more mindfully and decorating with calming colors. “‘House hushing' is a new interiors trend that's making (the right kind of) noise in these troubling times."&nbsp;Guardian A beautiful, authoritative guide to the concept of house hushing,&nbsp;The Quiet Home&nbsp;incorporates design principles and strategies for dialing down the visual noise in your home, and creating serene interiors that promote calm and wellbeing. It takes a pared-down, thoughtful approach to home interiors and explains how to create spaces that whisper rather than shout. The Quiet Home&nbsp;takes as its starting point the idea that everything in an interior has a voice and creates noise. By reducing this visual noise through thoughtful design principles and strategies we can create a more serene living environment that in turn increases our wellbeing. A concept that delves deeper than aesthetic principles and how a home looks, quietening the spaces we live in can greatly affect how we feel. The book offers a guide to hushing our homes covering mindful minimalism, the art of editing, spatial design, and room-by-room strategies. It provides insights for both creating a quiet home and adopting a more considered way of life. It begins with five key principles that provide a framework for the concept - Soothing Color, Natural Elements, Tactility, Soft Shapes and Flexibility, then, chapter by chapter, presents detailed methods for cultivating quiet spaces. with chapters on Mindful Minimalism, The Art of the Edit, Room by Room and Quiet Perspectives. Analysis of the work of renowned designers and brands offers further insights, along with beautiful imagery that takes the reader on a global journey of inspiring homes and design. A comprehensive guide to read cover to cover, the book's chapters can also be read in any order, providing clear reference points for a range of home projects, large or small. &nbsp;

House Hushing for Calm and Intentional Living

The Quiet Home

Routledge Library Editions: Ethnoscapes

Originally published in 1994, as part of the Ethnoscapes: Current Challenges in the Environmental Social Sciences series, reissued now with a new series introduction, Architecture, Ritual Practice and Co-determination in the Swedish Office is a case study of Swedish office buildings and examines how they have been influenced by spatial aspects of traditional culture in Scandinavia. It suggests a theoretical framework for architecture by casting the ritual form of Swedish offices into three distinct modes of expression.

Architecture, Ritual Practice and Co-determination in the Swedish Office

Exploring the culture of interior design and architecture in the Age of the Enlightenment

A Cultural History

Interiors in the Age of Enlightenment

The winding paths of ants and the intricate stories of city streets reveal how movement is shaped by forces beyond mere efficiency. In architecture, however, circulation is often viewed as a technical requirement-corridors, stairs, and ramps-designed for easy passage. But what if we viewed these spaces not just as neutral connectors, but as dynamic environments that respond to the complexity of human experience?In Circulation Spaces in Contemporary Architecture, Jacklynn Niemiec reframes circulation as a layered, living framework that communicates values, supports agency, and adapts over time. Through recent case studies from around the globe-from schools in China to libraries in Spain-she examines how circulation can promote inclusivity, sensory engagement, and spatial memory. This book is a call to design with greater empathy and imagination-where a stair is the difference between inclusion and exclusion, and a corridor could carry the stories of many. Drawing from architecture, neuroscience, and design theory, Niemiec invites architects, interior designers, students, and readers interested in the built environment to reconsider the spaces in between. Whether you design buildings or simply navigate them, this is an invitation to see circulation spaces as connective, temporal spaces that link people, context, and change.

Circulation Spaces in Contemporary Architecture

From Objects to Interactions

The Architecture of Resonance

Inject style, personality and comfort into your rented home, whatever your style or budget.

Make the most of your rented space

Home Sweet Home

Creating Sensory Spaces celebrates spaces enlivened with sensual richness and provides you with the knowledge and tools necessary to create them. Drawing on numerous built case studies in ten countries and illustrated with over 85 full color images, the book presents a new framework for the design of sensory spaces including light, color, temperature, smell, sound, and touch.This 2nd edition has been updated to include:An entirely new chapter on Sensory Wellbeing which presents recent research substantiating the impact of sensory design on the health and wellbeing of building occupants. This chapter includes a discussion of the broad spectrum of sensory differences among people and concludes with a set of design guidelines to promote an inclusive approach to sensory design.A new section on pedagogy which includes exercises which are useful in both academic classes and professional development to promote an embodied approach to sensory design and leverage this awareness to enrich the design of buildings, landscapes and neighborhoods.Bridging across disciplines of architecture, interior design, engineering, phenomenology and perceptual psychology, this book informs the design of buildings and neighborhoods that reclaim the role of the body and all the senses in creating memorable experiences of place and belonging.

The Architecture of the Invisible

Creating Sensory Spaces

This book draws inspiration from one hundred places-towns, buildings, streets, rooms, villages-from different eras and from around the world, that have played an important role in the author's career in architecture, as a researcher, practitioner and teacher. Insights come from everyday places as well as from famous landmarks, from the house to the public building, from the street to the city. The book is organized chronologically, beginning with the authors' earliest encounters with architecture as a child in New York, leading to his most recent experiences as an experienced professor and scholar who has traveled to over 50 countries on six continents. Readers are encouraged to be explicit about how they look at the world, to see how looking further and deeper at the places they encounter in their everday lives and in their travels can enrich their ideas and understandings about the world around them.With beautiful photographs, supplemented by drawings and diagrams, the book will interest people who are fascinated by architecture and cities, including teachers, practitioners and students of architecture and urban design.

Insights from a Hundred Places

Encounters with Architecture

Making the complexities of green architecture accessible to the design studio, The Green Studio Handbook remains a must-read for current and future architects.

Strategies for Decarbonization

The Green Studio Handbook

Soft Design explores an emerging design language of emotional aesthetics that merges emotive and sensory design with ancient and new technology to create multidimensional and multisensorial experiences.This will be interesting reading for a range of design practitioners, those working in neuroaesthetics, health and science and design.

Aesthetic Experience at the Intersection of Materials, Technology & Interaction

SOFT Design

Ductile Design of Steel Structures, Third Edition

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