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The Architect's Guide to Residential Design is a practical guide to residential design for architects.
Architects whose day-to-day work involves designing institutional and commercial spaces will learn how to transfer and expand their skills and successfully integrate residential design into their practices.
The Architect's Guide to Residential Design covers typical residential design budgets and construction schedules and offers guidelines for interacting with design-conscious clients/homeowners. The book presents a comprehensive methodology for the process of designing, pricing, and constructing homes. Domestic and international case studies are included.
Table of Contents
Introduction. Chapter 1: Houses as an Architectural Practice. Chapter 2: How Houses Differ from Commercial and Institutional Projects. Chapter 3: Design and Documentation for Houses. Chapter 4: Bidding and Negotiating with Contractors. Chapter 5: Cutting the Contract. Chapter 6: Construction Administration and the Building Process. Case Studies: The Bass House; The Dot Brandt House; The Bennett House; Fifield Roseberry House; The Connally Lodge; The Hacknet House.
About the Author
Michael Malone AIA is studio director, the Michael Malone Studio, WKMC Architects. He leads and coordinates the design for single- and multi-family residences and specialty retail, commercial office, and corporate marketing centers. |
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