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 The Challenge of Interior Design
Author:
Walter B. Kleeman, Jr.
Ph.D.
ASIN: 0843601337
Authored by the late Dr. Kleeman,
unfortunately, "The Challenge of Interior Design" is out of print. Although it
is no longer available from the publisher, amazon.com® will query its
network of used bookstores for you and send an update within one to two weeks.
You may find a used copy, as well!
The "Challenge
of Interior Design" is the definitive book for all Architects, ergonomists, and
space planners and a must read for anyone interested in the processes and
history of participatory design and interior ergonomics. You won't be
disappointed! |
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Hardcover - 240 pages (March 1997) Retail Reporting Corp;
ISBN: 0070182434 ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.01 x 11.76 x 8.86.
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 New Workplaces for New Workstyles
Author: Marilyn Zelinksy
Plan and
design examples with photographs of major corporations from IBM to Pacific
Bell.
The
author, Marilyn Zelinsky, February 18, 1998
Why I wrote this
book:
I wrote this book because I sensed a surging interest in how and
why the look, feel, and management of our corporate workplaces continue to
change. I realized this interest when I wrote a column on home office design
and alternative officing for Interiors Magazine. I found a mountain of
overwhelming, confusing information, and realized the need for one
comprehensive source with an index to which a design or facility professional
could refer for helpful and insightful information on putting together an
alternative officing program. I hope the book will become a reference, an
inspiration, and a tool for you to use towards your own discoveries in
planning, designing, and managing an alternative workplace. |
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Hardcover - 288
pages (April 1998) McGraw-Hill; ISBN: 007063324X ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.91
x 11.25 x 8.76
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The New Office
Authors: Francis
Duffy, Kenneth Powell
Full of case
studies and forward thinking British concepts for office design.
Excellent!
Duffy gives
readers an insight into future concepts of office design through a combination
of the author's training in architecture and his forward-thinking new
organizational design. The book has plenty of graphics and pictures covering 20
real life case studies of companies in the US, Europe, and Japan. Certainly
inspiring. |
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Hardcover - 256 pages
(October 1997) Conran Octopus; ISBN: 1850298912 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.97
x 12.46 |
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 Corporate Interiors, Vol. 1
Author: Stanley
Abercrombie
What's going on in the
corporate environment? Check out the examples of today's corporate design in
this book by Stanley Abercrombie, FAIA.
"The most
outstanding new interiors created for the nation's leading corporations by top
architectural and design firms distinguish this full-color book. A lavish,
best-of-the-best-compendium, it features corporate interiors that range from
the highest high-tech to the most buttoned-down traditional. Three-hundred
color photographs and renderings showcase superlative corporate interiors
designed by such internationally known firms as Gensler & Associates,
Helmuth Obata Kassabaum, AIA 1996 Firm of the Year Skidmore Ownings &
Merrill, RTKL, Swanke, Hayden Connell, and virtually every other leading design
firm. Floor plans, specifications, and costs help with planning for future
corporate interiors. |
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Hardcover - 240 pages (March 1997) Retail
Reporting Corp; ISBN: 0070182434 ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.01 x 11.76 x
8.86 |
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 Multiple Sclerosis: A Guide for the Newly
Diagnosed
Author: Nancy Holland, et al
"A good
overview for newly diagnosed MS patients with, answers to many questions. The
book is very good in providing answers to the first questions a patient would
have. I have read several books on Multiple Sclerosis and this book was best in
answering the initial questions. It is also the book I refer to whenever I have
questions."
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Paperback - (December 1996) Demos Vermande;
ISBN: 1888799064 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.36 x 9.07 x 6.02
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