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Green Building & Remodeling For Dummies (For Dummies (Home & Garden))

Eric Corey Freed

2007

Green design

Avril Fox, A. Fox, Robin Murrell

1989

How buildings work

Allen, Edward

1980

Chicago's famous buildings

Hugh Dalziel Duncan, Carl W. Condit

1980

Indian summer

Robert Grant Irving

1981

Building a masterpiece

Milwaukee Art Museum

2001

Deering Library

Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.). Library.

2008

Principles of Structural Design

Ram S. Gupta

2010

Bristol (Pevsner Architectural Guides)

Andrew Foyle

2004

Like no other in the world

Mike Filey

1989

The houses of Roman Italy, 100 B.C.-A.D. 250

Clarke, John R.

1991

Daniel Libeskind

Bernhard Schneider

1999

A guide to the architecture of London

Jones, Edward

1992

Photovoltaics in buildings

Thomas Erge

1996

Pavlovsk

Suzanne Massie

1990

Design of structural elements

W. M. C. McKenzie

2004

Designing Camelot

Inc Boscobel Restoration, James A. Abbott

1998

Pocket Guide to Chicago Architecture

Judith Paine McBrien

1997

Skyscrapers and high rises

Cynthia Phillips

2008

Suburban Montreal as seen from the routes of the Park and Island Railway Co

Ernest J. Chambers

1987

Change of use

Pamela Cunnington

1988

New London architecture

Powell, Ken

2001

Planning and designing libraries for children and young people

Michael Dewe

1995

Piazza Armerina

Roger J. A. Wilson

1983

Chicago ceramics & glass

Sharon S. Darling

1979

Washington, houses of the Capital

Derry Moore

1982

Structural design of steelwork to EN 1993 and EN 1994

Lawrence Martin, John Purkiss, L. H. Martin

2007

The architecture of New York City

Donald M. Reynolds

1984

A guide to energy management in buildings

Douglas Harris

2012

Buildings of the District of Columbia

Pamela Scott

1993

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