Philadelphia: Hillier Architecture, 2005. First edition. Decorated Boards. Square Small Quarto, pp. 195. Richly illustrated with color photos, drawings, and plans, and b/w plans. A comprehensive, thoroughly illustrated promotional book for the Hillier Architecture firm, published about a year before the firm merged with RMJM Group of Edinburgh, Scotland, creating... More
New York: Oxford University Press, USA, April 18, 2002. First edition. Hardcover. Octavo, pp 231. Index, Bibliography. Critical essays focusing on human design and architecture as seen through the lens of ecological awareness. More
Australia: Images Pub, 2009. First edition. Hardcover. Quarto, pp 437. Beautiful photography, contributors and credits in back. Perfect condition and perfect dustjacket. A very nice example of traditional architecture. More
Washington DC: The AIA Press, 1985. First printing. wraps. Quarto. pp. xvi, 179. 16 pages of bibliography. Illustrated, indexed. As with most AIA publications, a solid, comprehensive treatment on the subject, in anticipation of Universal Design and life under the ADA. Very scarce title. More
Dessau, Germany: Bauhaus Dessau, 1993. Original Wraps. Quarto (9 x13), pp. 52, many color and b/w photos, some ads in back. very scarce (not another copy on the market currently). An early statement on the arts and architecture after the fall of the East Bloc wall. More
Prague: Ceskoslovenske Akademie, 1978 - 1982. First edition. Rebound in library buckram. Octavo, four volume encyclopedic set of views of works of art and architecture in Czechoslovakia, pp. 643 (Vol I), 578 (Vol II), 538 (Vol III), 636 (Vol IV), written in Czech, illustrated in b/w. More
Pittstown, NJ: Main Street Press, 1987. First edition. Glossy Pictorial Cover. Octavo, pp.226, indexed. From material originally published as The White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs. Articles include: "Churches in Eight American Colonies", "Some Examples of Period Windows and Details of their Interior Treatment", "Some Colonial Wall Cabinets and Kitchen... More
Pittstown, NJ: Main Street Press, 1987. First edition. Glossy Pictorial Cover. Octavo, pp.226, indexed. From material originally published as The White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs. We usually have dozens of copies of odd volumes from this set, which is the modern day reissue of the "White Pine Series." Contact... More
Pittstown, NJ: Main Street Press, 1987. First edition. Glossy Pictorial Cover. Octavo, pp.226, indexed. From material originally published as The White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs. We usually have dozens of copies of odd volumes from this set, which is the modern day reissue of the "White Pine Series." Contact... More
Pittstown, NJ: Main Street Press, 1988. First edition. Glossy Pictorial Cover. Octavo, pp.226, indexed. From material originally published as The White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs. We usually have dozens of copies of odd volumes from this set, which is the modern day reissue of the "White Pine Series." Contact... More
Washington DC: National Geographic Society, 1992. First edition. Original geometric decorated silver boards. Quarto. pp. 288. Richly illustrated.glossary, index. An ambitious overview, organized thematically (distance, height and depth, public spaces, need for protection, spiritual and harnessing nature). With haunting front cover image of New York's World Trade Center. More
Chicago: Portland Cement Association, 1936. First printing. Color Pictorial Wraps, green stock. Quarto, pp. 48, 37 pages of photographs, drawings and plans of 55 prize-winning designs. Includes "Here's how a concrete house is built", "It costs less to live in a firesafe concrete house", and "Floor finishes for concrete floors"... More
Boston: The Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1979. First edition. Original Cloth. Octavo, pp. xv, 234, indexed, 60 b/w illustrations, early history of Paul Revere house, the Royall house at Medford, Plymouth colony architecture, the James Blake house, the building of Trinity church, Boston. Scarce, ex library of Architectural Historian Daniel... More
Boston: The Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1979. First edition. Original Cloth. Octavo, pp. xv, 234, indexed, 60 b/w illustrations, early history of Paul Revere house, the Royall house at Medford, Plymouth colony architecture, the James Blake house, the building of Trinity church, Boston. Scarce, Well researched and written; technically sound. More
London: John Weale, 1835. Posthumous Reissue. Original Cloth over Boards, dark green. Small quarto. All aqua tinted prints, 20/31 hand colored. Depicting elevations of rural houses, with some floor plans. Edmund Aikin was a founding member of the London Architectural Society. This volume depicts his designs for villas and includes... More
New York: Garden City Publishing, 1937. Second edition. Decorated Boards. Quarto, pp 128, indexed. Illustrated with b/w drawings and photographs. Detailed practical information on finance, construction plans, heating and air conditioning, insulation, lighting, flooring, roofing, siding, kitchen design, and much more. The first 50 pages is a compilation of articles... More
New York: Russell F. Whitehead, 1918. Original Wraps. Octavo, pp. 16, numerous b/w photographs. One of the most cherished series in its day, interesting both for its subject matters (cornices, porches, doorways, etc) as well as its regional focal points. More
Minneapolis, MN: ASHSB, Inc, 1925. First edition. Color Decorated Wraps. Quarto, pp. 48. illustrated with b/w photographs and drawings. A group of Minnesota architects created the ASHSB in 1914 to provide a solution for theshortage of middle class housing in the U.S. By 1925, this monthly publication included articles on... More
Jersey City, NJ: Time, Inc., 1940. Original edition. Spiral Bound. Quarto, pp. 305-376 + 96 (ads, etc.). Thoroughly illustrated. Articles on low-cost houses, case histories, garden apartments, the Chapel of St. Thomas More, Burlington Road Station, and May Company Department Store. Features a wonderful collection of advertisements. More
New Haven, CT: Architectural League of Connecticut, 1929. First edition. Stiff Wraps. Quarto, approx. 50 pages of b/w photos and exhibition text, and 53 pages of advertisements. A scarce piece of New England architectural history, this catalog from the 1929 Architectural Exhibition held by the Architectural League of Connecticut includes... More
New York: Architectural League of New York, 1926-1927. First edition. Trade Cloth over Boards. 12 mo (5 X 7 3/4), pp. 135. Scarce document of the Architectural League of New York. More
New York: Reinhold Publishing Corp, 1953. First edition. Publisher's cloth. Quarto, pp. x., 304. Covers the sun, temperature, wind, precipitation and shows the limitations they impose on architecture. Bibliography, index. Well illustrated. A fascinating study. More
Garden City, NY: Country Life American Home Corp. 1935. First edition. Color Pictorial Wraps. Folio, pp 200. Color illustrations, b/w photographs, and trade advertisements on every page. A wonderful periodical for the homeowner with articles on home design, small houses, decor, housing, restoring a bungalow, gardening, and a portfolio of... More
New York: Russell F. Whitehead, 1925. Original Wraps. Octavo, pp. 24. numerous b/w photographs and scale/line drawings from the Field House in Longmeadow, Mass, followed by a report on the characteristics of Douglas Fir as a building material. One of the most cherished series in its day, interesting both for... More
London: Architectural Press, 1962. First edition. Boards. Square Octavo, pp. 159. Indexed, illustrated with b/w photos. More
