Search Results: Architecture from David Ford Books

New York: Harper & Row, 1980 First edition. HB. Cloth and pictorial dustjacket. 299pp, h: 22cms.Line drawings throughout by Madelaine Thatcher. Domestic architecture and buildings from the earliest colonial settlers to the present. Very Good in Good protected jacket. Lightly bumped corners. Jacket has 4cm closed tear lower front with creasing, 2cm closed tear top front, light browning to margins. Pictures available

London, The Polish research Centre, Limited, 1956 Hardcover book , first edition with dustjacket. 429 pages with illustrations. A complete history of Polish architecture. A Very Good copy in a Very good slightly edge worn dustjacket. Pictures available.

London: Faber & Faber 1965 First published in 1962 under the title Bohemia and Morovia: an Architectural Companion. Hardcover, 168pp with illustrations, followed by 64 plates. . A VG copy in VG dust jacket.No inscriptions nd not price clipped.

London. Phaidon Press Limited. 1972. Hard Copy. First Edition. In dust jacket. 218 pages, with illustrations. a Fine book in a near Fine price clipped dustjacket No inscriptions Pictures available.

Kineton: The Roundwood Press, 1970 First edition. Signed by the author on title page, and with his gift inscription on flyleaf verso (also note in his hand on front flap: proof copy). HB. Cloth and dustjacket. pp129. With 95 photos and illustrations in plates, vignette line drawings and two folding plans. Pictorial endpapers. Biography of the Scottish architect of Holyrood House, including his political activities in support of the Royalist cause in the Civil Wars. Very Good in Very Good protected jacket. Browning to closed edges; jacket has light wear to edges and marks to back. Pictures available

London, Thames and Hudson Ltd, 1967 Hardcover book , First edition in UK, 356 pages with illustrations in dustjacket. The Romanesque style or Saxon and Norman periods of Architecture and Sculture in early Britain with 250 photographs. A Very Good copy in a Very Good unclipped dustjacket. Previous owner's name, slight foxing spots to closed page edges. Jacket very nice without tears. Pictures available.

London. B. T. Batsford Limited. 1975. Hard Cover. First Edition. In dust jacket. 96 pages, with illustrations. Eric De Mare explains in a practicle way how to photograph Architecture, accompanied by many of his own excellent images. A Very Good copy with light foxing to closed page edges . No inscriptions, in a Fine unclipped dustjacket. Pictures available.

London, Laurence King Publishing Ltd, 2007 Hardcover book, first edition in dustjacket. 304 pages with many colour illustrations and floor plans. A highly detailed study into the architecture of towns in southern and eastern Yemen. Over 700 colour pictures and architectural drawings. Fine in a Fine dustjacket. No inscriptions. Pictures available. Heavy book may require extra postage charges.

London. Barrie & Jenkins. 1971. Hard Cover. First Edition. In dust jacket. 161 pages, with illustrations. Covers Polish Architecture from it's medieval beginnings to buildings completed in 1960. a Very Good copy in a Very Good unclipped dustjacket. Slight tanning of page edges, feint impression of old pencil price to endpaper. No inscriptions, pictures available.

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1982 Second edition, including over 50 percent new material. HB. Cloth, and pictorial dustjacket. 280pp. Lavishly illustrated in colour and monochrome. Includes detailed guide to the processes of architectural presentation. Very Good in Very Good protected jacket. Lightly bumped cover edges and slight lean to covers.

London, RIBA Publications, 1992 Hardcover, First edition in dustjacket. 629 pages with illustrations plans and diagrams. The life achievements of Berthold Lubetkin pioneer of the modern movement of architecture in Britain. A near Fine copy without inscriptions in a Fine dustjacket. Light spotting to top closed page edge. Pictures available.

London, Faber and Faber, 1968 Hardcover, First edition in dustjacket. A book primarily about the desogn of cities and the in particular the modernisation of old cities and the problems that arise. A Fine copy without inscriptions in a Fine unclipped dustjacket. Pictures available.

Truro, Bradford Barton , 1973 Hardcover First Edition with dustjacket. 95 pages of illustrations and information on bridges in Britain from the small to the large. Square format. a Fine copy in a fine neatly price clipped jacket. Pictures available

London: Penguin Books 1983-2005 Hardcovers with dustjackets The complete 6 volume series. Volume 1 , 1999. 704 pages. Fine in Fine Dustjacket. Volume 2 London South, 1983 813 pages Fine/near Fine. Volume 3 London North West, 1st edition 1991, 804 pages. Fine/Fine. Volume 4.North,1999. 808 pages. near Fine/Fine. Volume 5 East, 2005 1st edition 864 pages Fine/FineVolume 6 Westminster,2005. 872 pages Fine/Fine. A Very nice complete set of The London Pevsners all uniform size 13cm x 22cm approx. No inscriptions. Pictures available

Cambridge, Cambridge University Press,1983 Hardcover book , first edition in dustjacket. Illustrating and describing the buildings designed by Leslie Martin and Associates. A near Fine book in a Very good price clipped dustjacket. Light tanning to white of jacket. No inscriptions, pictures available.

London : The Architectural Press, 1976 First edition (also to be published in New York in 1977). HB. Cloth, and photo-illustrated dustjacket. 170pp, large tall quarto. With b&w photos and building plans and drawings, throughout. Seventeenth, eighteenth and early nineteenth century houses in Ireland, some of them at time of publication under threat and needing conservation. Very Good in Very Good un-clipped jacket. . Light sunning to jacket. No inscriptions. Spotted top closed page edges. Pictures available.

London. Black Dog Publishing Limited. 2007. Hard Cover. First Edition. No dust jacket. 509 pages, with illustrations. The work of the architect Sandy Wilson including Scroope Terrace Cambridge and the British Library. A Fine copy No inscriptions. Unmarked. Pictures available.

London, Country Life Limited, 1934 Hardcover, First edition , no dustjacket. 115 pages with colour frontis and 40 b & W plates illustrating room colour designs and colour of the period. Basil Ionides was a British architect and interior designed best know for his work on the Savoy. A Very Good book, the odd light foxing spot but generally a nice clean copy. Pictures available.

London: The Architectural Press, 1948 Reprint of the 1947 English edition, translated from Propos D'Urbanisme by Clive Entwistle. HB. Cloth and pictorial dustjacket. 127pp. With 44 line drawings by Le Corbusier in text. Very Good in Good+ protected jacket. Very light marking and edge rubbing to covers, browned endpapers. Jacket has tanned spine, back and edges, light stains to front edge, tear to front top and small loss to back top (1.5x2.5cm). Pictures available

London, Francis Lincoln Ltd, 2008 Hardcover , book, First Francis Lincoln edition, The story of two young architects from New Zealand and their English partner Colin Lucas and their and their partnerships influence on British architectural design and practice. A Fine copy without inscriptions in a Fine dustjacket. Pictures available.