Eco-resort: planning and desig for the tropics

By:

Bromberek, Zbigniew

Language: ENG Publication details: New York Routledge 2009Edition: 1st EdDescription: 237 PagesISBN:

978-0-7506-5793-8

Subject(s):

ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT (AR-ENV)

DDC classification:

720.47 BRO DDC23

Summary: Through an analysis of works by Architects Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, this book seeks to pursue the role of the architect as community builder and shaper of human experience in addition to their physical impact on the built landscape. A first monograph for the firm, the book introduces the Studio's unique, personal and careful approach to the design of buildings of their own time and place within the culturally rich environment of New Orleans and the Deep South region.

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Through an analysis of works by Architects Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, this book seeks to pursue the role of the architect as community builder and shaper of human experience in addition to their physical impact on the built landscape. A first monograph for the firm, the book introduces the Studio's unique, personal and careful approach to the design of buildings of their own time and place within the culturally rich environment of New Orleans and the Deep South region.

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