the cupboard room in Shelford – a secret stair Bridget and I once found at Thurle- stone, which led upwards only to a junk room full of discarded hip baths, guitars and dress-maker's dummies, but which was still a secret stair – all ...
Small House Living is a book in tune with the current preoccupation with creating affordable housing solutions.
Closely related to the interest handymen felt in the variety of their work was the satisfaction they were able to feel from seeing the results of their work and feeling that they had done a job well. As UKMH16 put it, ...
We Call It Home begins in the 19th century, when the private sector failed to provide affordable housing for the poor.
The text is by leading architecture writers such as Julia Gatley and Douglas Lloyd Jenkins, and the book features brief biographies of all the architects making it a helpful resource and photographs by this country's leading architecture ...
The New Zealand House
Beyond the Statepays tribute to the New Zealand state house - and explores what it still offers us today.
Taking the first decade of the twentieth century as its starting point, At Home joins the story of the New Zealand house just at the point when its inhabitants begin to ask whether a distinctive, uniquely New Zealand house might be possible ...
Most of all, this is a book concerned with how to do better. It makes an impassioned argument for much wider use in New Zealand of the Passive House building performance standard.
In any event, as Howe pointed out, X's preferred method of rousing the wards — by touching them on the penis — was hardly by the manual book. At the other end of the telephone line the director mulled over the situation.
As well as the living spaces (kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, office, living area, utility rooms and outdoor areas) it also looks at the wider issues - why make an eco home at all?