Ebook Bloomsbury Architecture, Fashion Design 2016-2020 (ENG)

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2016-2020

1. 3D Printing for Artists, Designers and Makers

2. Acts of Undressing

4. Adorned in Dreams

5. African Dress

6. Alternative Femininities

7. Anthropology for Architects

8. Apparel Costing

9. Appearance and Power

11. Architecture and Ritual

12. Architecture and Tourism

13. Architecture and Ugliness

14. Architecture in Abjection

15. Architecture, Media, and Memory

16. Art and Architecture

17. Assembling the Architect

18. Atmospheric Architectures

19. Authentic Reconstruction

21. Being Gorgeous

23. Bound to Please

24. Building Time

25. Busks, Basques and Brush-Braid

26. Carnival to Catwalk

27. Ceramics and the Museum

28. Changing Fashion

29. Changing Things

30. China’s Urban Revolution

31. Chinese Fashion

32. Cities in Time

33. Cities Interrupted

34. City of Play

35. Cloth, Dress and Art Patronage in Africa

36. Clothing and Landscape in Victorian England

37. Clothing in 17th-Century Provincial England

38. Collaboration in Design Education

39. Contemporary Indonesian Fashion

40. Costing for the Fashion Industry

41. Costuming Cosplay

42. Craft Economies

43. Crafting Anatomies

44. Creative Ecologies

46. Delft Blue to Denim Blue

48. Design and Agency

49. Design Culture

50. Design History Beyond the Canon

51. Design Roots

52. Design, Ecology, Politics

53. Design, History and Time

54. Designing Cultures of Care

55. Designing Designing

56. Designing for Society

57. Designing in Dark Times

58. Designing the Department Store

59. Designing the French Interior

60. Digital Architecture Beyond Computers

61. Digital Research Methods in Fashion and Textile Studies

63. Doing Research in Fashion and Dress

64. Domestic Interiors

65. Don We Now Our Gay Apparel

67. Dress Behind Bars

68. Dress, Gender and Cultural Change

69. Dressed for War

70. Dressed to Impress

71. Dressing for Austerity

72. Engaged Urbanism

73. Ethics in Design and Communication

74. Experiencing Architecture in the Nineteenth Century

75. Experimental Fashion

76. Fashion and Class

77. Fashion and Jazz

78. Fashion and Materiality

79. Fashion and Modernism

80. Fashion and Museums

81. Fashion and Popular Print in Early Modern England

82. Fashion and Psychoanalysis

83. Fashion as Photograph

84. Fashion Classics from Carlyle to Barthes

85. Fashion Crimes

86. Fashion Film

87. Fashion History

88. Fashion in European Art

89. Fashion in Multiple Chinas

90. Fashion Installation

91. Fashion Stylists

92. Fashion, Agency, and Empowerment

93. Fashion, Desire and Anxiety

94. Fashion, History, Museums

95. Fashioning Brazil

96. Fashioning Indie

97. Fashioning Professionals

98. Fashioning the City

99. Fashioning the Feminine

100. Fashioning the Victorians

101. Fashion's Double

102. Five Ways to Make Architecture Political

104. Folk Dress in Europe and Anatolia

105. Folk Fashion

106. For the Love of Letterpress

107. From Object to Experience

108. Future Cities

110. Global Perspectives on Sustainable Fashion

111. Gordon Matta-Clark

113. Goth Culture

114. Grace and Gravity

115. Green Wedge Urbanism

117. Hinterland Warriors and Military Dress

118. House of Fashion

119. How to Read a Suit

120. Industrial Ruins

121. Interior Urbanism

122. Intervention Architecture

123. Introducing Fashion Theory

124. Japan beyond the Kimono

125. Landscape and Infrastructure

126. Laughing at Architecture

127. Libertine Fashion

128. Making Disability Modern

129. Making Posters

130. Materials and Meaning in Architecture

131. Mediated Messages

132. Menswear Revolution

133. Mid-Century Modern Interiors

134. Modern Architecture and the Sacred

135. Modern Religious Architecture in Germany, Ireland and Beyond

136. Modest Fashion

138. Needlework and Women’s Identity in Colonial Australia

139. Network Nature

140. New Raiments of Self

141. Niche Fashion Magazines

142. Nordic Classicism

143. Norman Bel Geddes

144. Old Clothes, New Looks

145. On the Button

146. Oriental Interiors

148. Paris Fashion and World War Two

149. Paris, Capital of Fashion

150. Patternmaking History and Theory

151. Peacock Revolution

152. Pictorial Embroidery in England

153. Poetics and Place

154. Politics of the Everyday

156. Reading Fashion in Art

157. Reading Marie al-Khazen’s Photographs

158. Rebuilding Babel

159. Relating to Things

160. Religion, Dress and the Body

161. Remaking Cities

162. Revisiting the Gaze

164. Scotch Baronial

165. Second World Postmodernisms

166. Shadow-Makers

167. Shopping Towns Europe

168. Sibyl Moholy-Nagy

169. Site-Writing

170. Skateboarding and the City

172. Socialist Spaces

173. Soft Living Architecture

174. Soviet Architectural Avant-Gardes

175. Soviet Critical Design

177. Staging Fashion

178. Stitching the Self

179. Street Style

180. Styling Shanghai

181. Styling South Asian Youth Cultures

182. Suffrage and the Arts

183. Surface and Apparition

184. Swedish Design

185. Teaching Fashion Studies

186. Textile Technology and Design

187. Textiles, Community and Controversy

188. The Age of Glass

189. The American Look

190. The Architect as Worker

191. The Architecture of Art History

192. The Architecture of Neoliberalism

193. The Architecture of Psychoanalysis

194. The Art of Self Invention

195. The Banham Lectures

196. The Basilicas of Ethiopia

197. The Business of Beauty

198. The Chinese Fashion Industry

199. The Culture of Sewing

200. The Dangers of Fashion

201. The Dead City

202. The Design Politics of the Passport

203. The End of Fashion

204. The Erotic Cloth

205. The Fashion Forecasters

206. The Geographies of Fashion

207. The Global Circulation of African Fashion

208. The Graphic Design Process

209. The Great Fashion Designers

210. The Handbook of Design for Sustainability

211. The Handbook of Interior Architecture and Design

212. The Hidden History of American Fashion

213. The Invention of Craft

214. The Japanese Revolution in Paris Fashion

215. The Latin American Fashion Reader

216. The Material Culture of Basketry

217. The Material Culture of Tableware

218. The National Fabric

219. The New Typography in Scandinavia

220. The Place of Silence

221. The Politics of Parametricism

222. The Politics of Vietnamese Craft

223. The Power and Influence of Illustration

224. The Printed and the Built

225. The Psychopolitics of Fashion

226. The Religious Life of Dress

227. The Social Life of Kimono

228. The Sports Shoe

229. The Superhero Costume

230. The Sympathy of Things

231. The Tender Detail

232. The Third Realm of Luxury

233. The Trendmakers

234. Thinking Through Fashion

235. Through the Wardrobe

236. Time in Fashion

237. Tracey Emin

238. Traditional Buildings

239. Traditional Buildings of the English Countryside

240. Transorientalism in Art, Fashion, and Film

241. Tricky Design

242. Undressing Religion

244. Uniforms Exposed

245. Unzipping Gender

246. Urban Design Thinking

248. Veiling in Fashion

249. Vernacular Buildings

250. Wearing Ideology

251. Wearing the Cheongsam

252. Web and Digital for Graphic Designers

253. Wedding Dress across Cultures

254. Wild Things

255. Wild Things

256. Women and Media in the Middle East

257. Women in Wartime

258. Women Who Become Men

260. Writing for the Design Mind

261. Writing on the Image