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CREATING THE NOT SO BIG HOUSE PB
$24.95
$14.97
Susanka is a nationally known residential architect. In this book she shows homeowners what they need to know to get the home that fits their dreams and lifestyles. She examines 25 examples of design and gives readers an insight in to successful home design. Susanka discusses and illustrates the principles of the Not So Big House.
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DECK & PATIO IDEA BOOK
$19.95
$11.97
This is a great reference for those people who are in the process of designing a deck. Over 275 photos of various components of some of the finest decks in America. Outdoor kitchens, stairs, fireplaces, landscape structures, railing, site materials, doors, gates, arbors and much more. A valuable reference manual for the deck builder.
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DOORS OF THE WORLD
$25.00
$15.00
From a sandstone portal in Morocco to a bamboo-lined aperture in China, an exploration of door forms in vivid color. The authors capture the sheer variety of entryways worldwide, and show the harmony achieved by their diverse proportions, designs, materials, and colors and discloses how doors reflect geography.
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ENGLISH HISTORIC CARPENTRY- [POD]
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$26.95
$16.17
Describes and illustrates all of the classes of structural carpentry known to the author in England, from Royal works to Vernacular buildings. Joinery techniques are illustrated as are structural devices and timber moldings. Hewett has developed and proved his theory from the 1960's regarding the identification and dating of historic buildings from their joinery techniques. This is the definitive book on the subject. 12 plates, 382 figures.
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ESTIMATING EXCAVATIONS
$39.95
$23.97
Very thorough manual dealing with the difficult task of estimating excavation projects. Includes information on a variety of factors affecting estimations, such as soil characteristics, accessibility, location, and costs.