This volume takes the reader on a journey through the remarkable interiors created by a wide range of both prominent and emerging architects throughout Asia. In this vast area, stretching from India and China, to Singapore, Korea and Hong Kong, the editors introduce a variety of styles in which modernity coexists with tradition in a way that looks fresh and innovative.
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* Lavishly illustrated overview of interior design trends emerging throughout Asia that features the work of both prominent and less well-known architects
* Perfect compliment to Tokyo Houses (3-8238-5573-5)
* Attractively designed at an affordable price
* Perfect compliment to Tokyo Houses (3-8238-5573-5)
* Attractively designed at an affordable price
About the Author
Jaume J. Nasple and Kyoko Asakura have written and edited for a wide range of media. They live in Barcelona, Spain.
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Designpocket does not work,
By Signe Smith "the asian spirit" (Sweden) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Asian Interior Design (Designpocket) (Multilingual Edition) (Hardcover)
Unfortunately, I did not realize that this was a book in pocket size. The design subject is not captivated in this kind of book format - sorry. Surely, the content is OK but it is not displayed in a good way due to small size.
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The architects used this opportunity to design their own home to explore the essence of their philosophy and existence in the creative process. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
The Commune, Hong Kong, Maya Ubud, Interior Magazine, Pat Huang, Satoshi Asakawa Completion, Shigeru Ban, Atelier Bow Wow, Kamath House, Kengo Kuma, Louis Kahn, Gran Muralla, Guen Bertheau-Suzuki, New York, Ray Chen, Shoji Terabayashi, Split House, Yung Ho Chang, Antonio Ochoa, Cantilever House, Casa Bosco, Cutting Wall, Hauz Khas, Mini House, Pondok Indah New!
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The architects used this opportunity to design their own home to explore the essence of their philosophy and existence in the creative process. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
The Commune, Hong Kong, Maya Ubud, Interior Magazine, Pat Huang, Satoshi Asakawa Completion, Shigeru Ban, Atelier Bow Wow, Kamath House, Kengo Kuma, Louis Kahn, Gran Muralla, Guen Bertheau-Suzuki, New York, Ray Chen, Shoji Terabayashi, Split House, Yung Ho Chang, Antonio Ochoa, Cantilever House, Casa Bosco, Cutting Wall, Hauz Khas, Mini House, Pondok Indah New!
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- Richard Rogers Partnership: Works and Projects (Works in Progress) by Richard Burdett on page 372, and page 373
- Gary Chang: Suitcase House by Craig Au Yeung on page 168
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