No comments about Of Earth and Timbers Made: New Mexico Architecture.

No comments about Biopolis: Patrick Geddes and the City of Life.

2 comments about Desert Style.

1. This book is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Perfect condition and rapid delivery. Excellent service.



2. This was also added to my design collection of southwest decorating at its best. This is a very enjoyable book I always look at this for more items for another project. Or just to enjoy what someone else has done to make their living environment lovely.

1 comments about Nature and Architecture.

1. This is an interesting research and an excellent resource for information about the relationship between nature and architecture. I like it; it is a very inspiring book that makes you appreciate nature and what God has been giving us.

1 comments about Public Face of Architecture.

1. This book, piecing together many uninteresting articles, is sort of cliche in architectural critism. They are not inspiring, not imaginative, not new, just words that have been repeated for thousands of times. Fortunately they are at least not wrong.

No comments about Entropia.

3 comments about CINCINNATI OBSERVED: ARCITECTURE AND HISTORY (URBAN LIFE & URBAN LANDSCAPE).

1. Ordered on Monday received on Wednesday. The recycled packaging was a great touch. Thank you



2. This is a great book to help one discover Cincinnati and its neighborhoods. There are 12 or 13 walking tours plus one driving tour. 2/3 of the walking tours take place in the city and the other half in the suburbs. All tours have a map for easy reference and the route is clearly spelled out.

   Each tour is also enlivened with John Clubbe's engaging commentary on architecture, urban planning, and Cincinnati history. I am a native Cincinnatian and I learned more from this book than any other source about the region's often colorful history.

   In my opinion, the best tour is the Mount Auburn tour. This is a beautiful part of our city that many people who have lived here all their life have never visitied. I also enjoyed the west side of downton tour and the driving tour.

   The only drawback to this book is it was published 12 years ago. It could use an update. However, as Cincinnatians know, nothing much ever changes here and the book's tours hold up well even with it being over a decade old.

   Buy this book. I guarantee you won't be disappointed




3. This is a great book to help one discover Cincinnati and its neighborhoods. There are 12 or 13 walking tours plus one driving tour. Most of the walking tours take place in the city or its neighborhoods and the driving tour is in the suburbs. All tours have a map for easy reference and the route is clearly spelled out.

   Each tour is also enlivened with John Clubbe's engaging commentary on architecture, urban planning, and Cincinnati history. Clubbe is not a Cincinnatian and he gives an outsider's prospective on a place some people consider insular. I am a native Cincinnatian and I learned more from this book than any other source about the region's often colorful history.

   In my opinion, the best tour is the Mount Auburn tour. This is a beautiful part of our city that many people who have lived here all their life have never visitied. I also enjoyed the west side of downton tour and the driving tour.

   The only drawback to this book is it was published 12 years ago. It could use an update. However, as Cincinnatians know, nothing much ever changes here and the book's tours hold up well even with it being over a decade old.

   Buy this book. I guarantee you won't be disappointed

No comments about Architecture Bulletin 04.

No comments about Classical And Gothic: Studies in the History of Art.

No comments about Old Buildings Looking for New Use: 64 Examples from Europe.