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Architectural practice

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Innovative Architecture Strategies

Gerasimos Vamvakidis, Simos Vamvakidis

2017

Process and Expression in Architectural Form

Gunnar Birkerts

1994

The Architect

Spiro Kostof

1986

Project management for the design professional

David Burstein

1982

Leading the team

Dale Sinclair

2011

Architecture

Dana Cuff

1991

Marketing architectural and engineering services

Weld Coxe

1979

The JCT Minor Works Form of Contract

David Chappell

1999

University architecture

Edwards, Brian

2000

The virtual dimension

John Beckmann

1998

The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice

American Institute of Architects.

2001

The lesson of Japanese architecture

Jirǒ Harada

1985

Guide To Using The Riba Plan Of Work 2013

Dale Sinclair

2013

Financial management for the design professional a handbook for architects, engineers, and interior designers

Lowell Getz

1984

Mapping the Global Architect of Alterity

Michael Jenson

2014

The architect's handbook of professional practice

Joseph A. Demkin

2006

Floating Images

André Tavares, Pedro Bandeira, Philip Ursprung et al.

2012

Professional practice for landscape architects

Nicola Garmory

2007

Brandscapes

Anna Klingmann

2007

Humanitarian Architecture

Esther Charlesworth, Adrian Marshall

2014

BIM and construction management

Brad Hardin

2015

Creative design decisions

Stephen J. Kirk

1988

Architect's studio handbook

Terry Patterson, Terry L. Patterson

2001

The power of pro bono

John Cary

2010

Think Like an Architect (Roger Fullington Series in Architecture)

Hal Box

2007

The architecture of Ralph Erskine

Peter Collymore

1994

The architect in practice

David Chappell, J. A. Willis

2005

Creating Wealth

Ellen Flynn-Heapes

2000

Architects and Firms

Judith R. Blau

1984

The Architect

Maggie Toy

2001

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