Been currently very much interested in the pattern design of paisley, I thought it was just random shapes prior to looking it up on wikipedia. Not assuming that it is right, but taking it as an opinion. So it goes on about it being derived from particular leaves, but also has ties with ying and yang.
Anyhow, here’s my scan of a book I currently am using for uni.
A Treasury of Design for Artists and Craftsmen - 5.3MBs
Written by Neil on 9th April, 2008
Currently ending my second year in architecture, and my project is a real problem to resolve. Pragmatically, it isn’t about how a structure would fit or work in a space:- it’s more about whether the space if appropriate for the project. Until I get this end tied down, I’m not going to be able to move on. I wish I had a simple answer for it, or simplify the project that I created for myself.
Written by Neil on 7th April, 2008
Currently been set a History & Cultural Studies paper on The Other Tradition, between a few of us we’ve scanned a few, feel free to download.
They are not by any means complete books, they are however, searchable. The rest of the pages will not be available upon polite request, so don’t bother.
- Files:
- Colin St.John Wilson - Architectural Reflections: Studies in the Philosophy and Practice of Architecture - 8.8MBs
- Kenneth Frampton - Studies in Tectonic Culture: The Poetics of Construction in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Architecture - 12.4MBs
- Kenneth Frampton - Labour, Work and Architecture - 12.8MBs
- Lectures:
- Tim Gough - The Other Tradition through Asplund’s Stockholm Library -18.1MBs
Written by Neil on 17th March, 2008