The place of houses : Three architects suggest ways to bouild and inhabit houses. / Charles Moore, Gerald Allen, Donlyn Lyndon. With axonometric drawings by William Turnbull. txt
New York : Holt Rinehart Winston , 1979Edición: 1st edDescripción: ix, 278 p. ill. ;plans ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0030523613
- 9780030523618
- 728.3
- NA7125 M66 1979
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Include Index
Contents --
Foreword --
Houses in several places --
Edgartown --
Santa Barbara --
The Sea Ranch --
The place of houses --
Ours --
The three orders --
The order of rooms --
The order of machines --
The order of dreams --
Setting out choices --
Assembling the rooms --
Including the machines --
Fitting the house to the land --
Inflecting the scheme --
Mapping --
Collecting --
Yours --
Inhabiting --
Index --
With a new epilogue Richly illustrated with houses large and small, old and new, with photographs, plans, and cutaway drawings, this is a book for people who want a house but who may not know what they really need, or what they have a right to expect. The authors establish the basis for good building by examining houses in the small Massachusetts town of Edgartown; in Santa Barbara, California, where a commitment was made to re-create an imaginary Spanish past; and in Sea Ranch, on the northern California coast, where the authors attempt to create a community. These examples demonstrate how individual houses can express the care, energies, and dreams of the people who live in them, and can contribute to a larger sense of place.