Product Description
Architecture Sourcebook is a basic reference tool for architects, teachers, librarians, and students. It provides a blueprint for developing a core architecture collection by presenting current, readily available resources essential to the study and practice of architecture. Entries contain brief annotations and provide examples of recent projects or design-related processes.

Other titles in the Design Reference Series include "Landscape Architecture Sourcebook" and "Interior Design Sourcebook." ... Read more

Customer Reviews (3)

reflection of best architecture school in the country
The cornell architecture journal is really coming to maturity with its sixth issue. A school which has for a long time relied on its superb theoretical foundations presents here an intersection of theory with practice, a subject that must be adressed by more architects before the chasm between architects who use theory, and those who do not become too big to traverse. Buy this journal if you are an architect, and make Mark Pasnik's "Who's afraid of Architectural Theory" The first article in it you read.

Graduated Practices makes perfect
The latest installment in the series of Cornell's journals of architecture raises the bar on student architectural work. Not only does this well put together journal wonderfully display student theses, its articles are wellwritten and very relavent to the practice/study of the profession ofArchitecture.

Wonderful, Very Informative, Well Written !!!!
I found this book to be both interesting and informative.The section writen by Jason Tapia was not only enlightning but extremely well written.As a Dean of Freshman, for a small college, I focus my attention onacedemic journals that are thought provoking and original!! I must say Iwas very impressed by the content of this journal!! ... Read more