Derevo i garmoniya : Obrazy drevnerusskogo derevyannogo zodchestva
111: Opolo, 1998. Hardcover. Text in Russian. 207 pp.
Methods & Materials
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Hokos, Warma, Voloi... : Taloja ja kyliä saaristosta, Karjalasta ja Inkeristä = Gårder och byar från skärgården, Karelen och Ingermanland
60: Pohjoinen, 1997. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Text in Finnish and Swedish. 180 pp. Illustrated, maps. Book about traditional Finnish wooden construction. Includes measurement drawings from the Department of Architecture of the Helsinki University of Technology, collections of architectural history, from the years 1990-96. Few scratches on the dust jacket.
The Oulu School of Architecture : Towards the New Millenium = Arkkitehtuurin Oulun koulu : Kohti uutta vuosituhatta
69: Finnish Building Centre, 1993. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Text in English and Finnish. 115 pp. Inscription on the flyleaf. "Eight years of architecture, eight days a week" said architect Reijo Niskasaari of his career, which played an important role in the genesis of the unique phenomenon in the Finnish.....
Can We Learn From the Heritage Lost in a Fire? : Experiences and Practises on the Fire Protection of Historical Buildings in Finland, Norway and Sweden
35: National Board of Antiquities, 2004. 2nd Edition. Softcover. This compact, richly illustrated guide explores how fire protection can help save our architectural heritage. It shares lessons from historic buildings in Finland, Norway, and Sweden—including those that were lost and those that survived. The book focuses on real-world challenges and.....
Eco-Viikki : Aims, Implementation and Results
47: City of Helsinki, 2005. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Text in English. On ecological housing and city planning in the Viikki neighbourhood of Helsinki, Finland. Southernmost part of the residential zone is known as an ecological housing area. Many apartment buildings there have, for instance, experimental solar and wind energy.....
Houses in Finland
129: Rakennustieto Ltd, 2011. 1st Edition. Hardcover. This book showcases 33 uniquely designed Finnish homes from the turn of the millennium through the 2010s. Each house stands out from standard production homes and from each other, reflecting the individual wishes of its residents. Every property is presented with detailed photographs.....
Finnish Building : Construction technology developed for cold climates
4: Rakentajain Kustannus, 1991. Hardcover. 219 pp.
Building designing thinking
3: Alvar Aalto Academy, 2008. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Lectures from "Building, designing, thinking" by for example Pier Vittorio Aureli, Bernard Cahce, Leslie Kavanaugh, Kimmo Lapintie, Farshid Moussavi and Jane Rendell. Several articles about Muuratsalo, but also about kitsch, gender, memory, metaphor, geometrization, gothic, popular tastes etc. 135 pp. Excellent.....
Rakennettu puusta = Timber Construction in Finland
92: Suomen rakennustaiteen museo, 1997. 1st Edition. Soft Cover. Released alongside an exhibition of the same name, held at the Suomen Rakennustaiteen Museo in 1996. Text in English and Finnish. 191 pp.
The Orthogonal Finnish Town 1620-1860 : Its Structure, Components, and Dimensions
97: Helsinki University of Technology, 1996. 1st Edition. Soft Cover. Fascinating study about old Finnish towns and how they were structured. In English. 280 pp. Minor wear to covers.
Paanajärvi : The Treasure of Karelia
106: Juminkeko, 2008. Hardcover. The village of Paanajärvi is a most beautiful wooden architectural entity and one of the world's great unsung cultural treasures. Moreover, two cultures meet there: Karelian and Russian. Paanajärvi is of special interest because it has preserved its own heritage and adopted features lost elsewhere from.....
"Malye Korely" : Arhangelskij muzej derevyannogo zodchestva
111: Progress-Traditsiya, 2011. Hardcover. Text in Russian. 367 pp. Few scratches to the covers. Price sticker on the rear cover. Small cut to the spine edge.
Wood Works = Puusta Tehty : 19 Viewpoints to Wood Architecture = 19 näkökulmaa puuarkkitehtuuriin
3: Parvs Publishing / Helsinki University of Technology, 2007. 1st Edition. Soft Cover. A book on wood architecture in Finland. Text in Finnish and English. 95 pp.
Global Architecture Detail
112: A.D.A. EDITA Tokyo, 1971. 1st Edition. Softcover. New York homes architecture. Text in English and Japanise. 59 pp. Slight signs of wear on the cover.
Wood, Stone and Steel : Contours of Finnish Architecture
82: Otava, 2005. 1st Edition. Hardcover. WOOD, STONE AND STEEL attempts to answer the question of why buildings and cultural landscapes in Finland are what they are. Broader phenomena and chains of events are illustrated by reference to individual cases in order to study how major occurrences in the country's.....
Suitsusaun : Traditsiooniliste suitsusaunade kavandamine ja ehitus
47: Ehitame kirjastus, 2005. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Estonian translation of a Finnish guide on building a traditional smoke sauna. 113 pp. Front cover has a light vertical crease in the middle, otherwise in very nice condition. Old price sticker.
AIA Metric Building and Construction Guide
67: John Wiley & Sons, 1980. 1st Edition. Softcover. Manual examines metrication in the light of daily professional requirements, attempting to anticipate everyday problems that metrication poses for the architect and planner. Sun fading of spine, rubbing of surface, edge wear and yellowing of covers. Yellowing of pages, otherwise in.....
Architettura nordica in legno : Norvegia, Svezia, Finlandia
2: Nordic Timber Council, 1997. Hardcover. Text in Italian. 167 pp. 'Architettura nordica in legno' shows a great choice of modern quality buildings from Norway, Sweden and Finland where the absolute best products of the last ten years in this field are presented. The thirteen wooden buildings illustrated in.....
Suomalaista puuarkkitehtuuria 1990-1999 = Träarkitektur i Finland = Wood Architecture in Finland = Finnische Holzarchitektur = Architecture finlandaise du bois
108: Rakennustieto Ltd - Puuinfo Ltd, 1999. 1st Edition. Softcover. Over the past few years, the use of wood as a construction material has greatly increased in Finnish architecture. Currently, there is a transition from multiple materials, typical of Finnish modernism, towards wood as the single or at least predominant.....
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