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AUSTRALIAN COLONIAL Good Hardback Copy in Illustrated Boards SAINSBURY’S BOOKS PTY LTD Architecture 12. GEHL, Jan and GEMZOE, Lars. NEW CITY SPACES. The Danish Architectural Press, Copenhagen. 2000. Landscape 4to, 263pp. With colour illustrations. A very good hardback copy in like dust jacket. Inscription to title page. $100 13. GREENE & GREENE: BOSLEY, Edward R. and MALLEK, Anne E. (Edited by) A NEW AND NATIVE BEAUTY. The Art and Craft of Greene & Greene. Merrell Publishers, London. 2008. 4to. 265pp, black and white and colour illustrations. A near fine hardback copy in like dust jacket. $50 14. GRIFFIN, Walter Burley: JOHNSON, Donald Leslie. THE ARCHITECTURE OF WALTER BURLEY GRIFFIN. Macmillan, 1977. Oblong 8vo., 163pp, Black and white and colour illustrations. A very good hardback copy in like dustjacket. $30 15. GRIMSHAW AND PARTNERS. GRIMSHAW: ARCHITECTURE: 1. BELL, Michael and BUCKLEY, Craig (editors). PERMANENT THE FIRST 30 YEARS. Prestel, Munich. 2011. Large 4to. Illustrated in CHANGE: PLASTICS IN ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING. colour. A near fine hardback copy in like dust jacket. $30 Princeton Architectural Press. 2014. 4to, 271pp, with colour illustrations. A near fine hardback copy in illustrated boards. $30 16. HELLIWELL & SMITH: BODDY, Trevor. (Edited by) BLUE SKY LIVING. The Architecture of Helliwell & Smith. Images Publishing. 2013. 2. BLUEPRINTS FOR MODERN LIVING. History and Legacy of the 4to. 148pp. colour illustrations. A near fine hardback copy in like dust jacket. Case Study Houses. MIT, Cambridge. 1989. Landscape 4to, 256pp. With $15 black & white and colour illustrations. A very good hardback copy in like dust jacket. With previous owner's unsigned bookplate. $120 17. IMAGINE ARCHITECTURE. Artistic Visions of the Urban Realm.. Gestalten, Berlin. 2014. 4to, 240pp, with colour illustrations. A very 3. COX, Philip and LUCAS, Clive. AUSTRALIAN COLONIAL good hardback copy in illustrated boards. $40 ARCHITECTURE. Selected photographs by Wesley Stacey. Lansdowne, Sydney. 1978. 4to, 280pp, with black and white photographic illustrations. A 18. JACKSON, Daryl. DARYL JACKSON ARCHITECTURE: very good hardback copy in like dust jacket. $60 DRAWINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHS. Macmillan, Sydney. 1984. 4to, 107pp. With colour and black and white illustrations. A very good 4. CULLEN, Gordon. THE CONCISE TOWNSCAPE. The paperback copy. $20 Architectural Press, London, 1968. Reprint. 8vo, 199pp, with black and white illustrations. A good paperback copy. From the Library of Margaret 19. JENCKS, Charles. THE UNIVERSE IN THE LANDSCAPE. McKenzie. $15 Landforms by Charles Jencks. Frances Lincoln Ltd. 2011. 4to. 288pp. colour illustrations. A near fine hardback copy in like dust jacket. $30 5. DOSHI, Dr.Saryu. (Editor) THE IMPULSE TO ADORN. Studies in Traditional Indian Architecture. Marg Publications, Bombay. 1982. 4to, 20. JETSONEN, Jari and Sirkkaliisa. FINNISH SUMMER HOUSES. 156pp. With black & white and colour illustrations. A good hardback copy in Princeton Architectural Press, 2008. 4to, 191pp, with colour illustrations. A worn dust jacket. Tanned fore edges. $30 very good hardback copy in illustrated boards. $80 6. FEDERATION SQUARE. Hardie Grant Books, Melbourne. 2005. Reprint. 4to, 120pp. Illustrated in colour. A very good paperback copy in illustrated wraps. $20 7. FOSTER: SUDJIC, Deyan. NORMAN FOSTER. A Life in Architecture. The Overlook Press, New York, 2010. 8vo, 308pp. With colour and black and white illustrations. A very good hardback copy in like dust jacket. $15 8. FOX, Michael and KEMP, Miles. INTERACTIVE ARCHITECTURE. Princeton Architectural Press. 2009. Large 8vo, 256pp, with colour illustrations. A near fine hardback copy in illustrated boards. $30 9. FREELAND, J.M. ARCHITECTURE IN AUSTRALIA. A History. Cheshire, Melbourne. 1968. 4to, 328pp. With black and white illustrations. A 21. KINNEIR, Jock. WORDS AND BUILDINGS. The Art and Practice good hardback copy in like dust jacket. Binding slightly canted. $35 of Public Lettering. The Architectural Press, London, 1980. 4to, 191pp. With black and white illustrations. A very good hardback copy in like dust jacket. 10. GA HOUSES 6. (Global Architecture). A.D.A. Edita, Tokyo. 1984. Spine faded. Dust jacket covered in clear laminate. $30 4to, 208pp. Illustrated in black and white and colour. A very good paperback copy. Some minor foxing. Text in Japanese and English. $35 22. KLEIHUES : SCHEER, Thorsten (editor). JOSEF PAUL KLEIHUES. Volume 1. Works 1966-1980. Hatje Cantz, Germany. 2008. 4to, 283pp. 11. GAUDI: COLLINS, George R. ANTONIO GAUDI. Masters of Illustrated in black and white and colour. A near fine hardback copy in like World Architecture. Braziller, London. 1960. 4to, 136pp, with black and dust jacket. $45 white and colour illustrations. A good paperback copy with some minor wear. $15 534 RIVERSDALE RD CAMBERWELL VICTORIA 3124 AUSTRALIA SAINSBURY’S BOOKS PTY LTD 23. LE CORBUSIER. TOWARDS A NEW ARCHITECTURE. 39. WRIGHT: SCULLY, Vincent. FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT. Masters Translated from the French by Frederick Etchells. The Architectural Press, of World Architecture. Braziller, London. 1960. 4to, 125pp, with black and London, 1976. Reprint. 8vo, 269pp, with black and white illustrations. A very white illustrations. A good paperback copy with some minor wear. $15 good paperback copy with lightly faded wraps. $10 Art 24. LE CORBUSIER : BLAKE, Peter. LE CORBUSIER : ARCHITECTURE AND FORM. Pelican Penguin. 1963. Reprint. 8vo, 159pp, with black and white illustrations. A very good paperback copy. $10 25. LE CORBUSIER: CHOAY, Francoise. LE CORBUSIER. Masters of World Architecture. Braziller, London. 1960. 4to, 126pp, with black and white illustrations. A good paperback copy with some minor wear. $15 26. METROPOLIS. Berlin. 1979. 4to, 72pp. With black and white illustrations. A very good paperback copy with some light foxing. Text in German. $20 27. NERVI: HUXTABLE, Ada Louise. PIER LUIGI NERVI. Masters of World Architecture. Braziller, London. 1960. 4to, 128pp, with black and white illustrations. A good paperback copy with some minor wear. $15 40. 1910 JAPON DES AVANT GARDES 1970. Centre Pompidou, Paris. 1986. 4to, 543pp. Illustrated in black and white and colour. A very good 28. NEUTRA: BOESIGER, W. (editor). RICHARD NEUTRA: 1961 - 66 paperback copy with minor wear to extremities and some foxing to fore edges. (BUILDINGS AND PROJECTS). Thames and Hudson, London. 1966. Illustrated exhibition catalogue with text in French. $75 Landscape 4to, 256pp, with black and white illustrations and plans. A very good hardback copy with edgeworn dust jacket with one closed tear. $80 41. ARMANDO. Kunstlerprogramme (DAAD), Berlin. 1979. 4to, illustrated in black and white. A very good staple-bound paperback copy. 29. OGG, Alan. ARCHITECTURE IN STEEL. The Australian Context. Exhibition catalogue with text in German. $15 The Royal Australian Institute of Architects, Red Hill, 1987. 4to, 255pp. With black and white illustrations. A very good paperback copy. $30 42. ASHER, Frederick M. and GAI, G.S. (editors). INDIAN EPIGRAPHY. Its Bearing on the History of Art. Oxford, New Dehli. 1985. 30. ROBERTSON, Graeme E. ORNAMENTAL CAST IRON IN 4to, 294pp. With black & white plates. A good hardback copy in lightly edge MELBOURNE. Georgian House, Melbourne. 1972. Reprint. 4to, 229pp, with worn dust jacket. $50 black and white photographic illustrations. A very good hardback copy in slightly edge worn dust jacket with small closed tear. $70 43. BEIKIRCH, Hendrik Ecb. BLURRING BOUNDARIES. Extending the Limits of Graffiti. Publikat, Germany. 2014. 4to, 205pp, with colour 31. SEIDLER, Harry & ASSOCIATES. TOWERS IN THE CITY. illustrations. A very good hardback copy in illustrated boards. $30 EdizioniTecno. N.D. (1988) 4to, unpaginated. A very good hardback copy. $30 44. BELL, Leonard. THE MAORI IN EUROPEAN ART. Reed, Wellington. 1980 4to, 138pp. With black & white and colour illustrations. A 32. SOM: FRAMPTON, Kenneth. (Introduction by) SOM 1997 TO 2008. good hardback copy in like dustjacket. $40 Architecture of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. The Monacelli Press. 2009. 4to, colour & black and white illustrations and plans.A near fine hardback copy 45. BISWAS, T.K. and JHA, Bhogendra. GUPTA SCULPTURES. Bharat in like dust jacket. $30 Kala Bhavan. Books and Books, New Dehli. 1985. 4to, 107pp, plus 130 black & white illustrations. With colour plates. A good hardback copy in edge 33. STEPHENSON and TURNER. STEPHENSON AND TURNER 1920 worn dust jacket with some minor loss to spine ends. $70 - 1970. Stephenson and Turner. 1970. 4to. With black and white illustrations. A very good hardback copy in like dust jacket. 'Our contribution to 46. BLOCH, Peter. et al. VIDEO END. 1976. Folio, 97pp, illustrated in architecture lies in the fields of: Health, Commerce, Industry, Education, black and white. A good paperback copy with minor wear to extremities and Housing.' $30 some minor foxing. Exhibition catalogue of various video artists, including Douglas Davis, Michael Druks, David Ross. Text mainly in German, with some 34. VAN DER ROHE : BLAKE, Peter. MIES VAN DER ROHE : in English, French, Italian. $70 ARCHITECTURE AND STRUCTURE. Pelican Penguin. 1963. Reprint. 8vo, 124pp, with black and white illustrations. A very good paperback copy. 47. BLUNT, Anthony et al. STUDIES IN RENAISSANCE AND $10 BAROQUE ART. Presented to Anthony Blunt. Phaidon, London, 1967. First Edition. 4to, 268pp, with black and white illustrations. A very good 35. WALDHEIM, Charles and HANSEN, Andrea. (Edited by) hardback copy in like dust jacket. Previous owner's name. $30 COMPOSITE LANDSCAPES. Photomontage and Landscape
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