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43-1/2 Meeting Street #1, Charleston, SC Architecture Photographic Poster Print by Benjamin Padgett, 10x8
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43-1/2 Meeting Street #1, Charleston, SC Architecture Photographic Poster Print by Benjamin Padgett, 20x16
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43-1/2 Meeting Street #1, Charleston, SC Architecture Photographic Poster Print by Benjamin Padgett, 24x20
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Googie Redux: Ultramodern Roadside Architecture

A thoroughly revised and significantly expanded edition of the popular 1980s original, Googie Redux is the authoritative history of the mid-20th century icon that ignited an architectural revolution: the coffee shop. Emblematic of Southern California car culture, stylized eateries and other roadside buildings built from the 1930s to the 1950s were dismissed as lowbrow stylistic folly in their heyday. Yet, as Alan Hess points out, in many ways they were the realization of modern architecture's grand promises. They were populist, employed new materials, and captured their purpose, place, and culture as vividly as any great architectural style. The influential original edition helped to spark a robust preservation movement and kick-started the reappreciation of mid-century architecture and design. This latest edition features extensive up-to-date research and dozens of rarely seen and newly found photographs. Googie Redux is the definitive document of a style born in California that has spread to all corners of the world.
Author: Alan Hess
Paperback:
224 pages
Company: Chronicle Books
(2004-10-14)
ISBN: 081184272X
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Out of the Ordinary: Architecture/Urbanism/Design

this engaging book presents the first critical retrospective look at the extraordinary architectural achievement of robert venturi denise scott brown and their firm. known for such prominent buildings as the sainsbury wing at the national gallery in london and the seattle art museum as well as such major urban revitalization plans as washington avenue in miami and south street in philadelphia venturi scott brown and associates changed the face of architectural history.
Author: David Brownlee, David G. De Long, Kathryn B. Hiesinger
Hardcover:
220 pages
Company: Yale University Press
(2001-06-01)
ISBN: 0300089953
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Angkor: Cambodia's Wondrous Khmer Temples, Fifth Edition (Odyssey Illustrated Guide)

The great legacy of the ancient Khmer civilization, the temples of Angkor, cover an area of over 77 square miles in north west Cambodia. These monuments, built between the ninth and 15th centuriesthe classic period of Khmer artare unrivaled in architectural greatness. They are, undoubtedly, one of the wonders of the world, astounding in their splendor and evoking a real sense of awe.
Contains background information on Khmer history, religious beliefs and legends depicted on the bas-reliefs, as well as descriptions of the decorations and architectural features. Detailed, monument-by-monument guide to the sites, including detailed maps and plans, plus four newly accessible temple-complexes accessible by helicopter!
- Phnom Penh section profiles the National Museum, and highlights of Cambodia's capital
- Tongle Sap essay on flora and fauna around the great lake
- Comprehensive background information on Khmer art, religion and cultural traditions
- Detailed architectural descriptions and extensive accounts of all the temples as well as several pre-Angkor sites
- Written by an art historian steeped in the region's art and culture
- 92 color photographs
- 30 maps and plans
Author: Dawn Rooney, Peter Danford
Turtleback:
488 pages
Company: Odyssey
(2005-07-29)
ISBN: 9622177271
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Baltimore Then and Now (Then & Now)

Baltimore, sometimes referred to as Charm City, has a long and fascinating history. In this book history changes before the reader's eyes. From its founding in the early 1700s and its incorporation in 1797, Baltimore has been a major port city, full of life and bustle. According to the National Anthem, "our flag was still there" during a battle of the War of 1812, and indeed, the star-spangled banner still flies over Fort McHenry, where the battle occurred. The life and bustle remains at waterside, but instead of clipper ships or steamboats carrying passengers and cargo, tourists now flock to such sights as the Inner Harbor, Fells Point, Fort McHenry, the National Aquarium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and Federal Hill. All these places and more are featured in this book.
Author: Alexander D. Mitchell IV
Hardcover:
144 pages
Company: Thunder Bay Press
(2002-05-01)
ISBN: 1571456880
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Hearst Castle: The Biography of a Country House

Newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst and his legendary California estate occupy a place in the public imagination through Orson Welles's Citizen Kane, but Kane's brooding Xanadu was merely a caricature of Hearst's exuberant castle at San Simeon. This new book sets the record straight and proves that, for once, truth is better than fiction.
Here for the first time is the real story of Hearst Castle, and of the productive 28-year relationship between Hearst and his architect, Julia Morgan, who collaborated on the magnificent 165-room estate set on 250,000 breathtaking acres near the remote seaside hamlet of San Simeon, halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Drawing on previously unpublished correspondence, and illustrated with never-before-seen historic photographs as well as more than 150 stunning color pictures, Victoria Kastner chronicles the evolution of this extraordinary hilltop, with its two spectacular pools and its astounding collections of fine art and antiques. Sprinkled throughout with stories of the famous parties hosted by Hearst and his companion, movie star Marion Davies, and their celebrated guests, this book brings to life America's most glamorous country house.
259 photographs, 157 in full color, 9 x 113/4"
Author: Victoria Kastner
Hardcover:
240 pages
Company: Harry N. Abrams
(2000-11-01)
ISBN: 0810934159
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Building Movers, Building Dismantlers - William Gould Architectural ...
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Index to Historic House Architecture
Historic House Architecture Guide to Historic Houses with emphasis on Late-Victorian and Craftsman Style Bungalows Tom Stermitz (303) 388-2560 stermitz@tango.org (
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A Guide to Historic Architecture in Fresno, California
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Architectural & Historical Research, Kansas City
The portfolio of Cydney Millstein of Architectural and Historical Research. This portfolio contains in depth research of historical architectural and civil engineering projects. (
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Asian Historical Architecture: a Photographic Survey
Thousands of online photographs of historical architecture throughout Asia. ... Welcome to www.orientalarchitecture.com, a photographic survey of Asia's architectural heritage. (
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Indiana Historic Architecture and Preservation
Spotlights historic architecture and neighborhoods in Indiana. Extensive gallery of over 100 photos of Indiana landmarks. For anyone interested in history, architecture, travel or ... (
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Trust for Architectural Easements
The Trust for Architectural Easements ® is one of the largest preservation easement holding organizations in the nation. We raise awareness about the need for historic ... (
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Resolved Question: I'm making a list of Bollywood movie songs filmed at historic architectural sites worldwide. Any suggestions?
Any Bollywood/Hindi movie song suggestions that fit this description will be great, and any other Indian-language movie songs will do as well!
If you can, please let me know:
1). Name of movie
2). Name of song
3). Name of historic site
Thanks a ton :)
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Resolved Question: What are four good examples of buildings that would help in choosing a deisgn for a museum?
You are a member of and advisory board who answers to a public figure; someone who is in control of, and makes decisions concerning the architectural development of the city where you reside. It has been established that there is a need for a new museum to house the historic art and artifacts of the city and surrounding region. You have been given the responsibility to begin the search for the appropriate architect as well as inform the said public figure of the reasons why a particular architect/architecture is suitable for the charge of the museum. Your research begins with understanding historical models for museums and similar institutions.
In your paper you must select four examples that programmatically fit your idea of ?museum? and explain why you have chosen these buildings (note that the chosen buildings do not necessarily need to be museums). You must then present your findings to the board for review. It is your responsibility to explain why these models are good precedents, and then you must explain why, even though these where suitable at the time, they may not be suitable now. Also, you must reference four contemporary museums that you feel are appropriate in order to foster a connective historical understanding of your choices to your audience: the board.
Essentially, you will be selecting buildings that can perform as a museum ?type.? You will explain the positive, and potentially negative, attributes of the building as an historic model. The selection of the contemporary ? modern ? buildings is to reinforce both positive and negative elements. Remember, in the end, you are not selecting a ?building.? You are educating a group of people in order for them to make the appropriate decisions on hiring an architect. You will not suggest an architect.
The ideas in your paper are general. You should use thoughts discussed in the lectures as well as your individual research. Remember that notions of program, formal design, materials, structure and contemporary ideas are all constituents that should be used in your paper.
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Resolved Question: Bertrand 15?
Bertrand Mpigabahizi
Geography PAP A3
4-28-08
Field Study # 1
(Temple Emanu-El)
?The predominant building materials are light brown cement, dark brown wood, and some foreign marble from northern Syria.
?The temple Emanu ? El was the first Jewish temple in northern Texas being built in 1875, without the additional work on the original building it would have been in terrible condition but with the better structural work the building looks brand new.
?The main colors are dark brown, white and blue.
?The Temple of Emanu-El was build over a century ago in 1875, making it 133 years old.
?In height the building isn?t that spectacular with most of the building being only 2 floors up , but the length of the building surpasses both of the previous buildings. So in height The Emanu ? El does not bring anything special to the neighborhood, but with the fact that it goes on for miles it certainly has something alluring to its name.
?Like most modern church?s the architectural features does not hold a torch to the medieval church?s that litter southern Europe and east Africa. It was built more like a outside high school with many rooms and hall ways.
?Unlike the Islamic mosques the Jewish temple is littered with images of the holy figures and scenes from the Old Testament.
?The temple is located in a busy intersection surrounded by shopping centers, schools, malls, and hundreds of streets.
?There is a school that in height surpasses the temple in the east ward and there is also a medical center in the posterior of the property.
?Together with the school and the center it does have a presence in the busy area but it loses some shine from the near by mall and many shopping centers and schools.
For more information you can check out the Temple?s web site:
http://www.tedallas.org/index.html
Field Study # 2
( Dallas Masjid )
?The Frisco Masjid is absolutely beautiful and the diverse building material certainly helps give the building the allure that helps attract so many visitors. It is predominantly made out of colored brick, cement, Egyptian marble and foreign materials from India and east Africa.
?The main building is considered old to some people being little bit under a half a century years old , but if you ever have the chance of visiting the mosque it looks like it has only been standing for two or three years. It?s truly in a healthy condition looking finer then buildings only standing for a couple of years.
?The main colors are blue , brown and green.
?The main building was built in 1968, but other structures have been constantly being built ever since.
?The size is beyond imagine, it sky rockets out of the ground and surpasses almost every building in its surrounding areas.
?Like most mosques in both the Middle East and around the world this building is littered with impressive architectural features and designs, from painted towers to eerie columns this mosque leaves little to the imagination. Other then towers and columns the building also has a huge dome the erupts out of the core of the building.
?Like many mosques the Dallas Masjid does not show off many symbolic pictures or paintings of Muhammad or God, but do have hundreds of paintings of angles and symbols in both the exterior and anterior of the building.
?Inside the main property the building is surrounded by lush gardens and a protective brick wall that circles around the anterior?..but on the outside of the property there are busy streets and many residential neighborhoods.
?There is no other building or structures surrounding the mosque except the brick wall that circulates the building.
?Other then a near by sky scraper, the mosques dominates the surrounding area which only consists of residential neighborhoods and busy streets.
For more information you can check out the Mosque?s web site:
http://www.masjidalislam.org/index.htm
Field Study # 3
(Celebration Centre)
?The Celebration Covenant Church in Frisco Texas is made out of two prominent building materials red brick and white cement .The bricks beautifully make out the columns of the church and the minor roof, while the cement makes up the rest of the building.
?The structural condition is very sound , only being built a couple of years ago (6 years ) the building has not yet experienced the harsh conditions some church?s in Europe and other areas have gone through having being been standing for centuries
?The main colors are light brown, dark brown , and blue .
?.The church it self was built in May 19th , 2002 in Frisco Texas but the original plans for the church were made around the mid 90s by pastors Keith and Shelia Craft and the original CCC team .
?Where the church is located it is the biggest man -made structure second to the Frisco library, so comparing it to other buildings it?s a pretty outstanding size. But by 2010 after the present day church is upgraded it will pass the size of the Frisco library and many other buildings in Frisco.
?The church has some outstanding architectural features in its present form with brick columns and many glass openings. But by 2010 when the church is upgraded, many historic sculptures, cathedral like towers and numerous columns will be added that it even will rival some off the great church?s standing today.
?The Celebration Covenant Church is more of a modern church and does not display any symbolic icons on the exterior of the buildings expect a glass portrait of the Christ.
?The church is located near busy streets, gated communities, vacant green lands, and shopping spaces?..if it wasn?t for its noticeable size the church would be washed out into its diverse background.
?Other then the main building there is a medium size building nearing the exterior of the church, and a sports center in the far left.
?The Celebration Covenant Church is the dominant man ? made structure in the area the only thing that out shines it is the Frisco library and depending where you are looking at a main high in the far end of the region.
For more information you can check out the Church?s web site:
http://www.celebrationcovenant.com/main.htm
PICTURES
Temple Emanu ? El
Dallas Majisid
Celebration Centre
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Resolved Question: A bachelor's degree in history - worthless or versatile?
I am considering earning my bachelor's in history, with the goal of eventually getting a master's in something along the lines of historic restoration or preservation, or maybe architectural history. Any kind of historian job would be good...but I'm not 100% sure yet.
Anyway, I'm wondering if a bachelor's in history is one of those degrees that you either use to become a teacher (a history teacher) or else that you end up applying to something completely different, like a PhD in psychology or an MBA, because it is too general of a degree.
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Resolved Question: Will someone give me an architectural analysis of this plantation?
Will someone give me an architectural analysis of this plantation?
Hi all, I'm a writer and I'm looking for help with an architectural description of this plantation home. It's Shirley Plantation, the oldest plantation in America, and I am rather at a loss in the architecture department. Can you tell me what style the main home is, and describe some of the features for me- and if possible what historic architectural aspects it may hold? Thanks so much, I appreciate any help. I'm stuck on this, and I need nouns and adjectives!!!
http://www.shirleyplantation.com/...
Holy Crow, get off it. Jesus is tan, and you were never a slave. I'm not a racist. Please just give serious answers on this house, thanks.
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Resolved Question: A friend and I noticed recently that gay couples seem attracted to older historic homes. Why is that?
There are three gay couples on her street. Their homes are nicely redone and immaculate. Why do gay people seem attracted to older historic homes with great architectural details? Be nice in your answer! :)
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Resolved Question: What is a good grad school for architectural historic preservation?
I have a BS in Arch, and I want a master's in historic preservation. Any ideas on good schools in America?
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Resolved Question: i live in the U.K we got another branch in swissland dealing with the holidays of tourisims to nort africa?
Libya is located in Northern Africa with a common border to Tunisia in the West, Chad and Niger in the South, Egypt and Sudan in the East. It overlooks the Mediterranean Sea with a coastal area extending about 2000 kms. With a total dimension of 1'750'000 km2 Libya represents the fourth biggest country of Africa.
Libya is devided in an agricultural region, a huge desert area and a high mountain zone. Inmidth of the desert there are unique and wonderful oasis.
The agricultural region along the Mediterranean Sea is dominated by typical mediterranean vegetation such as date palm trees, olive trees, lemon and other fruit trees. In many places huge sectors with wheat fields are dominating the landscape. Meat suppliers are sheep, cows, camels and poultry.
Libyas climate is affected by the Mediterranean Sea on one hand and the desert on the other hand. In the winter, the weather is cool and rainy on the coast and the desert temperature can drop to sub-freezing at night. Summer is generally hot with temperatures on the coast around 30 degrees centigrade and in the desert it can even exceed up to 40 degrees centigrade.
Libya has a total population of around 6 million inhabitants, whereby 75 % are living in the coastal region.
A well developed road net connects the libyan cities and the neighbour countries. The majority of the population still works in the agricultural sector. The oil industry and other industrial sectors are becoming more and more significant. The most important resources are oil, gas and ironore.
The official language is Arabic and the religion is Islam.
There are two international airports: Tripoli and Benghazi. Domestic flights are scheduled to Sebha, Misuratha, Tobruk, Hoon, Ghat, Kufra and Ghadames.
Libyas seaports are: Tripoli, Benghazi, Misuratha, Tobruk, Dernah, Raslanuf and Brega.
Tourism in Libya
Libya offers a lot of touristic activities: Beautiful weather througout the year, bright sunshine, endless sand dunes, hidden treasures and deeply impressing and fantastic desert landscape. In the historic cities you will find a mixture of various architectural styles from the Roman, Phenician, Greek and Islamic Epoch.
The most important historic cities are Leptis Magna, Sabratha and Cyrene. Beside them there are pittoresque oasis, green mountains, warm bathes and islamic monuments with an unique oriental architecture. Excellent hotels, restaurants, coffee shops and lodges invite you for a pleasant stay.
Visitors admire the traditional handicraft and folklore art.
The tourist infrastructure offers air, sea and land connections, relaxing and comfortable stays in accomodations with different categories.
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Resolved Question: Do you know any sites with historic mysterious places or architectural landmarks?
I'm trying to find out some landmarks or architectural buildings/castles etc that have some mysterious associated to them and the reason why.
So far just found this site:
http://www.mysteriousbritain.co.uk/majorsites/stonehenge.html
Do you know other sites like it?
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