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List of Books SMAID LIBRARY BOOKS DATE 10/06/2020 Sr. No. Title ACC No. CALL NO. Author A / I / P 1 THE FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERIOR DESIGN 1 747 DODSWORTH. SIMON I 2 THE FUNDAMENTAL OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE 2 721 COLES.JOHN A 3 NEW SPACE:10:EDUCATION & CULTURE 3 727 ARCHIWORLD A 4 NEW SPACE:6 :CATE & RESTAURANT 2 4 721.006 ARCHIWORLD A 5 NEW SPACE 07: HEALTH & SPORTS 5 721 ARCHIWORLD A 6 NEW SPACE :08 :SPA &ENTERAINMENT 6 721 ARCHIWORLD A 7 NEW SPACE :09:HOTEL 7 728.5 ARCHIWORLD A 8 BASICS INTERIOR DESIGN :01:-RETAIL DESIGN 8 720.011 MESHER LYNNE I 9 BASICS ARCHITECTURE02: CONSTRACUTION + MATERIALITY 9 725 FARRELLY LORRAINE A 10 NEW SPACE 02 :RESIDENT :02 10 721.5 ARCHIWORLD A 11 NEW SPACE 04 :SHOP 11 721.2 ARCHIWORLD A 12 BASIC INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE :03: DRAWING OUT THE INTERIOR 12 747 SPANKIE R O I 13 BASICS INTERIOR DESIGN :02: EXHIBITION DESIGN 13 747 LOCKER PAM I 14 BASICS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE :04:ELEMENTS/OBJECTS. 14 747 BROOKER G.E I 15 BASICS ARCHITECTURE:03:ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 15 720.011 ANDERSON A 16 THE VISUAL DICTIONARY OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN 16 721 COATES M A+I 17 NEW SPACE :05: CAFE & RESTAURANT 01 17 721.006 ARCHIWORLD A 18 NEW SPACE 01-RESIDENCE-01 18 728 ARCHIWORLD A 19 NEW SPACE 03- OFFICE 19 720 ARCHIWORLD A 20 UNDERSTANDING ARCHITECTURE THROUGH DRAWING 20 721 EDWARDS BRAIN A 21 BASICS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE :01:FORM + STRUCTURE 21 721 BROOKER & STONE I 22 BASICS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE :02:CONTEXT + ENVIRONMENT 22 721 BROKER & STONE I 23 BASICS ARCHITECTURE :01:REPRESENTATIORAL TECHNIQUE 23 751.02 FARRELLY L A 24 DRAWING : A CREATIVE PROCESS 24 741 CHING FRANCIS I 25 INTERIOR DESIGN : AN INTRO TO ART, CRAFT, SCIENCE, TECHNIQUES, PROFESSION OF INTERIOR DESIGN 25 747 KASU A I 26 ANALYSING ARCHITECTURE 26 729 UNWIN SIMON A 27 INTERIOR PLANNING AND DESIGN WITH CD 27 747 SCALISE C. M I 28 THOS. MOSERS MEASURED SHOP DRAWINGS 28 747 STERING I 29 STYLE: THE GOLDEN RULES OF DESIGN 29 731.03 HOPPEN KELLY A 30 SPACE-02:OFFICES, RESTAURANTS,COMMERCIAL SPACE 30 721 HARO F DE A 31 DRAWING MASTERCLASS 31 741 RUZAIMI MAT RANI A 32 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE : THE MOST INNOVATIVE PROJECT OF THE YEAR 32 747 ARCHIWORLD I 33 INTERIOR NOW : 80 OF THE WORLDS BEST INTERIORS 33 729 ARCHIWORLD I 34 DESIGNING LINES :A HISTORY OF INTERIOR DESIGN AFLOAT 34 623.82 WEALLEANS ANNE I 35 SKETCHING INTERIORS: FROM + RADITIONAL TO DIGITAL 35 751.021 DING SUINING I 36 BEYOND THE PLAN : THE TRANSFORMATION OF PERSONAL SPACE HOUSING 36 728 WILLATS STEPHEN A 37 GREEN HOMES: EFFICIENT, HEALTHY, SMART 37 728 GAUTHAM A 38 INTERIOR DESIGN ILLUSTRATED 38 729 CHING F D K I 39 ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS 39 720.28 CHING F D K A 40 COLOR+DESIGN: TRANSFORMING INTERIOR SPACE 40 720.17 REED RON A+I 41 DESIGNING WITH COLOUR: CONCEPTS & APPLICATION 41 720.11 DOROSZ I 42 MATERIALS, SPECIFICATION & DETAILING:VOL 03 42 721 WIENAND A 43 BUILDING DRAWING : WITH AN INTEGRATED APPRO BUIL + ENVIRONMENT. 43 721 SHAH M G A 44 21st, CENTURY HOUSE 44 728 BELL J A 45 COLOUR IN DESIGN POCKET ESSENTIALS 45 720.11 ARCHIWORLD A+I 46 UNDERSTANDING COLOUR AT HOME 46 728 THAMES HUSTON I 47 VISUAL DICTIONARY OF ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCATION 47 721 COMERMA BAROTO A 48 INTERIOR & AMENITY DESIGN: VOL-01 48 747 KISHIKAWA H I 49 RESTAURANT INTERIOR : WORLD PREMIER HOTEL DESIGN. VOL-06 49 747.05 KISHKAWA H I 50 SUPER SUITE INTERIOR : WORLD PREMIER HOTEL DESIGN. VOL-02 50 747.05 KISHIKAWA H I 51 AMERICAN HOTEL INTERIOR : DESIGNERS HOTEL INTERIOR: WORLD PREMIER HOTEL DESIGN. VOL-05 51 747.05 KISHIKAWA H I 52 ARCHITECTURE FROM SPACE & ORDER-WITH CD. 52 720.1 CHING F D K A 53 A HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE 53 720 CRUICKSHANN A 54 EMERGENT ARCHITECTURAL TERRITORIES IN EAST ASIAN CITIES 54 720 ROWE P.G A 55 ARCHITECT 55 720 SALVI R A 56 URBAN IDENTITY: LEARNING FROM PLACE 1. 56 720.022 EVANS BRAIN A 57 CITY & ENVIRONMENT 57 551.588 BOONE C G E A+P 58 GLORIOUS VISION 58 708.2 FURJAN A 59 BASIC CIVIL ENGINEERING 59 725 GOPI SANTHEESH A 60 ELEMENTS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENG.MECHSNICS 60 725 PRAKASH S.M A 61 BUILDING MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION 61 690 ISLAM S A 62 TOWN PLANNING 62 624 RANGWALA S. C A+P 63 BUILDING DRAWING WITH INTEGRATED APPROACH TO BUILT ENVIRONMENT. 63 721 SHAH MG KALE A 64 METRIC HAND BOOK PLANNING AND & DESIGN DATA 64 721.011 LITTLEFIELD DAVID A 65 THE RAJPUT PLACES: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ARCHITECTURAL STYLE- 1450-1750 65 720 TILLOTSON GH A 66 THE HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE : ICONIC BUILDING THROUGHOUT THE AGES. 66 720 AALTONEN G A 67 THE TEMPLE ARCHITECTURE OF INDIA 67 720.1154 HARDY ADAM A 68 NEUFERT ARCHITECTURE DATA 68 721 BAICHE BOUSMAHA A+I 69 CHARLES CORREA 69 721.519 FRAMPTON A 70 MANUAL OF TROPICAL HOUSING & BUILDING CLIMATIC DESIGN. 70 721.0913 KOENIGSBERGER A+I 71 WORLD ARCHITECTURE : THE MASTER WORKS. 71 720 PRYCE WILL A 72 CONTEMPORARY CORPORATE ARCHITECTURE 72 721 ARCHI. A 73 THE FORT OF NAGPUR 73 721 JAIN M E A 74 THE BIOGRAPHY OF A BUILDING 74 725 RYBCZYNSKI A 75 NOTHINGNESS: TADAO ANDO`S CHRISTIAN SACRED SPACE. 75 726 BAEK JIN A 76 RENDERING WITH PEN+INK 76 720 ROBERT W. GILL A 77 ANALYSING ARCHITECTURE 77 729 UNWIN S A 78 ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS 78 720.28 CHING F D K A 79 BARRY`S ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION OF BULDINGS. 79 690 EMMITT STEPHEN A 80 BARRY`S INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION OF BULDINGS 80 690 EMMITT S A 81 BASICS ARCHITECTURE03 :ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 81 720.11 ANDERSON JANE A 82 BASICS ARCHITECTURE:02:CONSTRUCTION +MATERIALITY 82 725 FARRELLY A 83 BASICS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE:02:CONTEXT + ENVIRONMENT 83 747 BROOKER A 84 BASICS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE:03: DRAWING OUT THE INTERIOR 84 747 SPANKLE I 85 BASIC INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE:04: ELEMENTS/OBJECTS 85 747 BROOKER I 86 BASICS INTERIOR :01: ARCHITECTURE TORRNT + STRUCTURE. 86 747 BROOKER I 87 BRIEFING YOUR ARCHITECT 87 720 SALISBURY A 88 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION HAND BOOK. 88 693 CHUDLEY A 89 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ILLUSTRATED 89 690 CHING F D K A 90 COLOR DRAWING 90 720.11 DOYLE M E A+I 91 CONCRETE ARCHITECTURE 91 720 CROFT A 92 CULTURAL DURABILITY: ELS/ELBASANI & LOGAN ARCHITECTS. 92 720.22 ELB A 93 DENIS LAMING: INVISIBLE TENSIONS 93 720 VITTA A 94 THE FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE 94 721 HOUSE NE I 95 THE FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERIOR DESIGN 95 747 DODSWORTH SIMON I 96 THE GUIDE TO THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT 96 726 KAMIYA A 97 INTERIOR DESIGN ILLUSTRATED 97 729 CHING F D K I 98 BASICS ARCHITECTURE:01: REPRESENTATIONAL TECHNIQUES. 98 725 FARRELLY A 99 SCULPTING SPACE : HOUSE DESIGN. 99 728.0973 BARRY A A 100 HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE 100 720 CRUICKSHANK A 101 THE STRUCTURAL BASIC OF ARCHITECTURE 101 721 SANDAKER A 102 SUN, WIND & LIGHT : ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STRATEGIES. 102 720.472 BROWN A 103 TIME SAVER STANDARDS FOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 103 721 WATSON D A 104 TIME SAVER STANDARDS FOR INTERIOR DESIGN AND SPACE PLANNING 104 729 DECHIARA I 105 UNDERSTANDING ARCHITECTURE THROUGH DRAWING 105 721 EDWARDS BRAIN A 106 A VISUAL DICTIONARY OF ARCHITECTURE 106 721.003 CHING F D K A 107 THE VISUAL DICTIONARY OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN. 107 721 COATES, BROOKER A 108 TIME- SAVER STANDARD FOR BUILDING,MATERIALS & SYSTEMS. 108 693 WATSON DONALD A 109 DETAIL+INTERIOR+ARCHITECTURE VOL-03 109 698 JEONG KWANGYONG I 110 DETAIL+INTERIOR+ARCHITECTURE VOL-04 110 698 JEONG KWANGYONG I 111 THE CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION SERIES: THE TOP 10 CONSTRUCTION ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE 20TH CENTURY. 111 692 MARSDEN PAUL A 112 STRANGELY FAMILIAR 112 728 BORDEN KERR A 113 DESIGN IDEA BOOK LEARNING FROM DESIGNER SHOWHOUSES. 113 729 KAREN TEMPLER A 114 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO BATHROOMS 114 726 BLACK & DECKER I 115 GREAT MODERN BUILDING: SPECTACULAR ARCHITECTURE OF THE WORLD. 115 692 BILL-PRICE A 116 CHARLES CORREA 116 721 KENNETH FRAMPTON A 117 METRIC HANDBOOK PLANNING AND DESIGN DATA 117 721.011 DAVID LITTELEFIELD A 118 EXERCISES IN ARCHITECTURE:LEARNING TO THINK AS AN ARCHITECT. 118 720 SIMON UNWIN A 119 DESIGNING ARCHITECTURE 119 729 ANDREW PRESSMAN A 120 HISTORY OF INTERIOR DESIGN 120 747 JOHN PILE I 121 BUILDING TODAY`S DREAM HOME GREEN 121 726 ART SMITH A 122 CONCRETE REGIONALISM 122 691 CATHERINE SLESSOR A 123 BEYOND THE PLAN : THE TRANSFORMATION OF PERSONAL SPACE IN HOUSING. 123 728 STEPHEN WILLATS A 124 ARCHITECTURE 124 720 AVE A 125 THE VISUAL DICTIONARY OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN. 125 721 COATES,MICHAEL A 126 TECHNO ARCHITECTURE 126 744 SMITH,ELIZABETH A 127 THE ETHICAL ARCHITECT: THE DILEMMA OF CONTEMPURARY PRACTICE 127 720 TOM SPECTOR A 128 VISIONARY CLIENTS FOR NEW ARCHITECYURE 128 720 PETER NOEVER A 129 LIGHT YEARS - 20001950 129 725.344 BIR A 130 FROM-MILTON KEYNES TO MANHATTAN 130 725.29 CONRAN & PARTNERS A 131 INTERIOR PLANNING AND DESIGN: PROJECT,PROGRAMS PLANS, AND CHARELTES. 131 747 CHRISTINA M. SCALISE I 132 THE PRACTICAL WOOD WORKER : A COMPREHENSIVE STEP-BY-STEP COURSE IN WORKING WITH WOOD. 132 745.5 STEPHEN CORBETT I 133 CHAIRS A HISTORY 133 746.3 FLORENCE DE DAMPIERRE I 134 NEW ARCHITECTURE: AN INTERNATIONAL ATLAS 134 720.036 FRANCISCO ASENSIO A 135 HISTORY OF ART : ARCHITECTURE ,SCULPTURE PAINTING 135 723 JACQUES THUILLER A 136 BUILDING STRUCTURE ILLUSTRATED : PATTERNS, SYSTEMS AND DESIGN.
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