HOW BUILDINGS LEARN WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THEY'RE BUILT
Written by Stewart Brand
Published by Phoenix Illustrated; Orion Books Ltd.
in 1997
ISBN: 0753800500
- Categorised in:
- ARCHITECTURE
- HOMES AND HOUSING
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Front cover
Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Cover Story
- 1. Flow
- 2. Shearing Layers
- 3. "Nobody Cares What You Do In There?: The Low Road
- 4. Houseproud: The High Road
- 5. Magazine Architecture: No Road
- 6. Unreal Estate
- 7. Preservation: A Quiet, Populist, Conservative, Victorious Revolution
- 8. The Romance of Maintenance
- 9. Vernacular: How Buildings Learn From Each Oter
- 10. Function Melts Form: Satisficing Home and Office
- 11. The Scenario-Buffered Building
- 12. Built for Change
- Appendix: The Study of Buildings in Time
- Recommended Bibliography: Books for Time-kindly Buildings
- Index