101 Things I Learned in Architecture School
The MIT Press - The MIT Press
Release date: 2007-09-30
Hardcover
Author: Matthew Frederick
Architecture, Architecture / General, Architecture / Reference, Reference, Architectural design, Study and teaching
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101 Things I Learned in Architecture School
Date undefinedAs a thrid year architecture student, I found this book very helpful. It is a quick read and quite literal. It isnt as "in-depth" as my studio textbooks, however for the price I suggest this book to any student of architecture.
101 Things I Learned in Architecture School
Date undefined101 I learned in Architecture school - objective, clean, sober, direct,splendid book, specially for architects, as I am. Even though, philosophically, it can be read by everyone. It will teach a lot. Congratulations for the author.
Maria Thereza de Barros Camargo
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
101 Things I Learned in Architecture School
Date undefinedNot Only for Architects
"101 Things I Learned in Architecture School" is an enjoyable, well-designed little book.
As a registered architect since 1968 I sometimes wish I could do a better job of making others understand why we do what we do. Matthew Frederick has captured the essence of what makes most of us tick. Lend this book to non-architect friends and to clients. If you don't get it back, buy another.
From No. 1 "How to draw a line", to No. 101 "Architects are late bloomers", and my favorite, No. 72 "Design with models", this book is a gem.
