Presents photographs and text that examine twenty-five houses designed according to the author's Not So Big principles of quality over quantity, comfort and beauty, attention to detail, and an informal floor plan.
A photographic guide to the architecture of the Walt Disney Company, drawing from interviews with architects, designers, and business executives to discuss the themed buildings that distinguish Disney parks, resorts, and movie studios.
Chronicles the history and development of American architecture from the 1940s to the 1990s and discusses how building styles have been influenced by certain historical events.
Photographs and text profile some of the most unique and most extreme buildings built around the world over the last 250 years, including bus stations, hotels, businesses, private homes, concert halls, and cathedrals.