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Author:

James Grayson Trulove
ISBN:

006008944X
ISBN13:

978-0060089443
Genre:

Engineering
Publisher:

Harper Design (March 4, 2003)
Pages:

272 pages
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Engineering
Language:

English
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His recent books include New Sustainable Homes, 25 Apartments and Lofts Under 2500 Square Feet, and Prefab Now. He resides in Washington, .

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25 Houses under 2500 Square Feet. by James Grayson Trulove. The 25 homes featured are 2,500 feet and under with some as small as 640 square feet.

The 25 homes featured are 2,500 feet and under with some as small as 640 square feet.

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James Grayson Trulove. 25 Houses Under 2,500 Square Feet. 1 2 3 4 5. Want to Read. Are you sure you want to remove 25 Houses Under 2,500 Square Feet from your list? 25 Houses Under 2,500 Square Feet. Published March 4, 2003 by Collins Design.

25 innovative contemporary homes in one well-illustrated book. One of the homes from 25 Houses Under 2,500 Feet. This is another one-foot-square format book by James Grayson Trulove, the co-author of one-foot-square New American Additions and Renovations, among others. Less than 2500 square feet means that spaces have to be carefully defined and architects have to maximize what they’ve got, be it budget, location, materials or zoning rules. Most of the houses featured are vacation homes, but they’re all creative design solutions for space-efficient houses (one as small as 640 square feet).

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All 25 of the recent contemporary homes featured in this book are 2500 square feet and under, with some less than . Country of Publication.

All 25 of the recent contemporary homes featured in this book are 2500 square feet and under, with some less than 1000 square feet. And yet, all of these houses illustrate how to use limited space effectively and with great style. 25 Under 2500 feature invatively designed second homes and primary residences by some of the top architects working today.

автор James Grayson Trulove Book Description Following the successful 25 Houses Under 2500 Square Feet and 25 Houses Under 1500 Square Feet, this book continues to explore the joys of living in compact, well-designed spaces. The twenty-five homes presented here, all recently constructed, offer an extraordinary range of architectural solutions for designing functional yet interesting, dramatic living spaces, ranging from a few hundred to 3,000 square feet. Each of the projects illustrates an innovative use of materials and careful attention to space and light.

25 Houses Under 2,500 Square Feet discusses carefully defined spaces and how space can be used most effectively. The 25 recently-constructed homes featured are 2,500 feet and under with some as small as 640 square feet. An exciting collection -- a charming one square foot in size -- presents dream houses any person can relate to, as well as innovative and exciting designs sure to inspire and amaze.

Butius

Part of the work we do with GOD'S CHILD Project ([...]) volunteers around the world is we build houses, clinics and community centers for the poor and the homeless. Quite often these constructions go up in very confined spaces or on tiny plots of land where we don't have the option of building "bigger".

While 25 Houses Under 2,500 Square Feet is designed to show some very beautiful houses, it has also been a great for ideas on how we can better use curves, light shafts, stairwells and room divisions / shelves / closet space / kitchen areas. In other words, this book has been an invaluable resource for the general concepts on minimal space usage - building beautifully, practically and in a dignified manner within limited physical dimensions.

This book is currently on my nightstand and several times a week I flip through its pages once again to find an idea to help me best utilize an angle, corner, room, or triangular cut-away. This book isn't just for those who are building beautifully small, but also for those who want to see their small buildings be beautiful.

nadness

I find the premise for the book really intriguing. I was hopeful to see meaningful projects done in a thoughtful way and many of the houses are interesting, but there's not a lot of originality here. If you follow architectural publications, you will recognize a number of the examples offered in this book. I was hoping for a bit more insight either into technical or philisophical reasoning behind the houses...I can accept that it wasn't the purpose of the book, which is fine if the projects are well photographed, but here again the book fell short. Exposures were not done properly and many of the photos were not crisp. From the various reviews I had read, and the level of quality on a number of other architecture books I've purchased over the years (and even the quality of photos in arch. magazines) I expected much more.

Dobpota

The book is lovely, but not at all what I was hoping for, which was inspiration for a building a small home. All these homes seem like no one lives in them...big empty rooms with hardly and furnishings. I was also hoping for ideas for using space more effectively but I don't think this was the book for that. I agree with the other review that this book was all about vacation homes.

Mr.Savik

As with everything else from this author, it is just a collection of pretty pictures, with absolutely no detail on materials and construction techniques. There is a reason his books are so cheap.

Gozragore

This book shows some nice homes but, the point of the book is not based on design but on square footage.So if your looking for a book based on design only, u might try another book

Onetarieva

The houses presented in this book are great but I would not define them as small! Indeed this is a joke: in my opinion, a 2500 sq.ft. one-bedroom house is huge. Only a few of them are real family homes that one can live in.

The presentation and format is great but more technical info (besides floorplans which are great) would be appreciated.

In short, a beautiful book which requires some housework to get useful ideas out of it.

Grotilar

This Book is sooooo my style!
I have and have looked through a pluthra of architecture books and magazines for many years, and this may be the best and most closely aligned with my contemporary style. If you like a mix of contemporary, industrial, minimal, deconstructivism, and cubism in architecture, this is probably your book. There are several houses in this book utilizing metal siding in verying patterned designs, styles and planes, that were especially appreciated. Don't let the title fool you, for me, this book has nothing to do with the small size of the houses shown, and everything to do with their great architectural styles.

I love the large format of this book. The houses were interesting, big beautiful pictures, a lot of fun to look at. If you can consider it a down side i would say i would have personally enjoyed more practicality of house and i felt i have seen these houses or something very similar before. For modern houses i found them a little garish. Of course i have a lot of similar books.

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