Architecture Books : Materials Structures and Standards All the Details Architects Need to Know But Can Never Find
Constructing Architecture: Materials, Processes, Structures | 
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- ISBN13: 9781592531936
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- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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awesome :) it came when it said it would and is just what i wanted. there was nothing wrong with the book it was in perfect condition
must have My son is getting his masters in architecture. This book is a must have in his opinion.
great for undergrad student... I bought this book last year when I started architecture grad school hoping it would be a one-stop resource for grad-level studio courses and it has been an OK resource. It is very well organized and covers a lot of basic, very handy, information: nominal material dimensions and standards, wood joinery, explains board feet and plywood grades, steel shapes in section & and how to interrupt what a W8x67 means, stair tread & risers guidelines, parking configurations, drawing set standards and abbreviations, and some detailing, code and structural basics. The problem for me is that I bought this book two years late, as I picked up a lot of this information the hard way in undergraduate school (B.S. architectural studies). I have now found myself using my classmate's copy of The Architect's Studio Companion (and have now bought myself a copy) more than this book as it covers structural, systems, and egress rules of thumb with much more depth.
I would highly recommend this book for anyone starting an undergrad architecture program or grad program w/o prior experience. There is a whole lot of good, basic architectural info in this book that will make life a little easier, but it lacks the depth to be a solid resource at a graduate level.
priceless I know it says all the details an "Architect" needs to know, but I'm studying Landscape Architecture and I had to buy my own copy because my Architecture neighbor was tired of retrieving her copy off of my desk.
engineering It is perfect for engineers who would like to add a little bit of architectural touch to their documentation.
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