Architecture & Interior Design Through the 18th Century An Integrated History PDF Book Download *FREE

Exceptionally comprehensive, this single- source reference allows readers to compare and contrast architecture, interior design, interior architectural features, design details, motifs, furniture, space planning, color, lighting, textiles, interior surface treatments, and decorative accessories through many centuries–from antiquity to the 18th century–from the many regions of the world. Additionally, it includes later interpretations of architecture, interiors, and furniture to illustrate the evolution of each stylistic influence. Each period is placed within a conceptual, cultural, historical, and social context, and the broad range of examples depicts high-style and domestic structures and furnishings that reflect residential, commercial, and institutional projects. The volume is extensively illustrated and features many illustrations diagrammed with explanatory notes highlighting specific design features. Cultural Precedents. Oriental (China, Japan). Antiquity (Egypt, Greece, Rome). Middle Ages (Early Christian, Byzantine, Islamic, Romanesque, Gothic). Renaissance (Italian Renaissance, Spanish Renaissance, French Renaissance, English Renaissance, American Colonial: England, American Colonial: Spanish, American Colonial: France, American Colonial: Germany, Holland). Baroque (European Baroque, Louis X1V, English Restoration). Rococo (Regencey & Louis XV, Neo-Pal & English Georgian, American Georgian). Early Neoclassic (Louis XVI, French Provincial, Late Georgian, American Federal). For interior design practitioners, furniture designers, design consultants, design manufacturers, and theater and film set designers, as well as those in the related fields of art history, architecture, material culture, museum studies, and history. Also of interest to historical societies, preservation groups, crafts people, design journalists, and the lay person with interest in design.

THE most complete survey of architecture, interiors, furniture, and decorative arts.

This 2 volume set spans the ages from antiquity to the present. A complete, integrated, and interdisciplinary reference for:

• the built environment
• space planning
• color
• lighting
• interior design
• interior architectural features
• design details
• motifs
• furniture
• space planning
• color
• lighting
• textiles
• interior surface treatments
• decorative accessories

The unique scope allows comparison in all areas of design through the centuries. Narrative and graphics interweave design analysis with art and architectural history. Innovations:

• Graphic material features a wide diversity of illustrations, some common and some less well known.
• Design diagramming highlights major design features allowing the reader to make visual connections between the content.
• List of important buildings and interiors and important design practitioners is included to assist in additional study.
• Color photographs serve as a needed resource for period study.
• Later interpretations of the stylistic illustrations from subsequent centuries provide a new dimension to the study of design history.
• Extensive reference list, glossary, and index offer flexibility and ease of use.

THE most complete survey of architecture, interiors, furniture, and decorative arts.

This 2 volume set spans the ages from antiquity to the present. A complete, integrated, and interdisciplinary reference for:

• the built environment
• space planning
• color
• lighting
• interior design
• interior architectural features
• design details
• motifs
• furniture
• space planning
• color
• lighting
• textiles
• interior surface treatments
• decorative accessories

The unique scope allows comparison in all areas of design through the centuries. Narrative and graphics interweave design analysis with art and architectural history.

Innovations:

• Graphic material features a wide diversity of illustrations, some common and some less well known.
• Design diagramming highlights major design features allowing the reader to make visual connections between the content.
• List of important buildings and interiors and important design practitioners is included to assist in additional study.
• Color photographs serve as a needed resource for period study.
• Later interpretations of the stylistic illustrations from subsequent centuries provide a new dimension to the study of design history.
• Extensive reference list, glossary, and index offer flexibility and ease of use.

INTRODUCTION.  1. Cultural Precedents.

ORIENTAL.  2. China.

 3. Japan.

ANTIQUITY.  4. Egypt.

 5. Greece.

 6. Rome.

MIDDLE AGES.  7. Early Christian.

 8. Byzantine.

 9. Islamic.

10. Romanesque.

11. Gothic.

RENAISSANCE. 12. Italian Renaissance.

13. Spanish Renaissance.

14. French Renaissance.

15. English Renaissance.

16. American Colonial: England.

17. American Colonial: Spain.

18. American Colonial: France.

19. American Colonial: Germany and Holland.

BAROQUE. 20. European Baroque.

21. Louis XIV.

22. English Restoration.

ROCOCO. 23. Le Regence and Louis XV (Rococo).

24. English Neo-Palladian and Georgian.

25. American Georgian.

EARLY NEOCLASSIC. 26. Louis XVI and French Provincial.

27. Late English Georgian.

28. American Federal.

Bibliography.

Glossary.

Index.