London J. M. Dent, 1925.

368pp, 63 b/w plates plus diagrams. 4to. Vg copy in orig. green cloth. 4to. ' A Contribution to the Study of Town Development and Regional Planning'. A discussion on the possibilities of building satellite towns, using Welwyn and Letchworth as examples, around large cities in an attempt to counter the suburban growth.

Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1992

264 pages, illustrated in colour, bibliography Signed on the title page by both authors. Large 4to. Very good with good dust wrapper.

Cambridge Lutterworth Press 1991

189pp with 112 numbered b/w figures. 4to in cloth with decorated dw. Vg. A masterly and incisive account of an important and innovative architect, with a focus on his contribution to the development of the Arts and Crafts Movement and the model for British middle class housing.

Cambridge, Lutterworth Press, 1987

207pp, 181 b/w photographs and drawings. Sm. 4to, Very good copy with dw. Foreword by Mark Girouard. Including a comprehensive catalogue listing of all the known data for 356 of Salvin's works. The book incorporates previously unpublished material, including letters, diaries, building accounts and reproductions of Salvin's architectural drawings.

London Pavilion Books 1998

128pp, 50 colour and 10 b&w illustrations. Square 4to. Very good with very good dust wrapper. An examination of how existing buildings can be made more energy efficient, with a step-by-step approach to energy-saving measures. This book looks at the technology involved, and reveals how buildings can be a drain on the environment instead of contributing to the sustainability of the planet.

London Park Books 2017

220 pages. Illustrated in colour and black and white. Large 4to. Laminated boards, cloth spine. Very good copy. Shows all houses of the entire estate during their construction and their present state. Twenty houses in all. Features the German-born architect Walter Segal, a strong proponent of the 1970s self-builders movement.

London Two Roads 2018

222pp + [4] illustrated with superb photographs by Derry Moore. 4to. New. Description of 29 specific gardens including the Albambra, The Maidan in Isfahan, Topkap Palace, Taj Mahal and others. Useful for layout and how differing climates have influenced the garden planting and design but around a common theme.

London Darton & Co Holborn Hill 1855

iv, 88 p., 7 leaves of plates. Blue blind stamped cloth with gilt lettering. Repaired at hinges to make a very good copy. Fröbel's building forms and movement games are forerunners of abstract art as well as a source of inspiration to the Bauhaus movement. Marenholtz-Bülow explains the educational theory of Frederick Froebel and focuses on woman's responsibility to educate the very young. Translated by Elizabeth, Countess Krockow von Wickerode. First edition in English.

London J. M. Dent 1963

150pp illustrated with 12 pages of half tone illustrations and 4 maps. Very good with good dust wrapper. Account of the establishment and development of Letchworth, considered the first garden city.

1974

Etching and aquatint on wove paper 400 x 625mm Framed and mounted no 95 of 150

1982

Etching and aquatint on wove paper 665 x425mm. Framed and mounted no 24 of 60

May 1994

Water colour framed and mounted 225 x 295mm

London P S King & Son Ltd for the Chadwick Trust 1937

42pp. Lettered wrappers. Very good copy. This is the second pamphlet of two Chadwick Lectures under the Bossom Lectures and Scholarships Gift presided over by S D Adshead and E Stanley Hall

(1615) London, The Leadenhall Press 1898

Irregularly paginated, but c134 pp. + 24 pp. ads for books published by the Leadenhall Press. Royal 8vo. Bound in velum reproduction of original binding, missing leather thong ties. Covers slightly grubby and bottom upper corner has a crease across it but lettering on upper board very bright. Additional to titles is the hand written ownership details. This is from the office of "Alfred Goslett & Co. Ltd, Antique Lead Glaziers, 26 Soho Square, London". Internal pages uniformly browned as is often the case. Facsimile of this fascinating early 17th C text and pattern book for glaziers.

Glasgow 1938

Description by Colin Sinclair M.A. Ph. D. F.R.I.B.A. 8pp booklet. Inside front cover are list of suppliers to fit out the exhibit which was just off the Paisley Road. Good condition.

London Architectural Association Publications 1987

30pp some fold out to double size. Line illustrations throughout. 4to. Square, White card wrappers with stiff card dust wrapper. Oriental Studies Museum Extension, University of Durham : ICI Trade Pavilion, Royal Agricultural Showground, Stoneleigh : Extension to Retreat Settlement, McLeod Centre, Iona : Accademia Bridge, Venice : Country House, River Lambourne Berkshire. Contributors include Jeanne Sillett, Peter Smithson (Architecte), Christopher Macdonald (Architect, Canada, Great Britain), Peter Salter (Architect, Great Britain). In exceptionally good condition. ery slightly dusty on spine. From the library of Leonard Manasseh but with no ownership signature. Uncommon.

May 1948

234pp including large section of advertisements. 4to. Kenneth Stowell Editor. Decorated wrappers. A little rubbed at edges and spine worn at head and base. Key address on "What Buildings are Beautiful?" by Joseph Hudnut. Article on Motels incl. Town and Desert Apartments, Palm Springs with photos by Julius Schulman + a series of other mid century modern motels incl. Tropic Palms Hotel, Wilshire Boulevard, West Los Angeles. Key section Building Studies number 137 follows on planning for family living by Frederick Gutheim. Case studies from Menloe Park by Fred Langhorst and Garrett Eckbo [ Landscape] Tuscon Arizona etc. Final article is a reappraisal of Greene and Greene

London Standard Catalogue Limited 1969

April. Includes article on Cities in the Sea.