HOUSE + HOME July December 1953 [6-Volume Bound Set]. A non-circulating reference library edition: 1,254 pages with all covers and advertisements present. Morgan Yost, Edward Fickett & Joseph Eichler; Cliff May & Chris Choate; Harry Weese; Worley Wong & John W. Campbell; Charles Warner & Walker Field; Mark E. Mills; Carl Koch & Associates; Marion I. Manley; George Heideman; Robert A. Little; Rodney Walker; Burton A. Schutt; Curtis & Davis; William W. Eshbach; Craig Ellwood CSH; Gyo Obata; Hellmuth, Yamsaki & Leinweber; Harris Armstrong; Edward H. Fickett; Hugh Stubbins; Charles M. Goodman; Frank Lloyd Wright; Ernest Born & Esther Born; Lucille Raport; George Hay; David H. Neutra; Ralph Fournier & B. Duenke; Thronton Ladd; Ned Cole Austin, Tx Parade Of Homes; Etc. Prentice [editor and publisher]: HOUSE + HOME: THE MAGAZINE OF BUILDING. New York: Time, Inc. 16, July December 1953. Illustrated articles and advertisments. Original editions bound in brown fabricoid with gilt stamped spine. A non-circulating reference library edition with institutional stamps to covers and textblock edges. All covers and advertisments present. An exceptional reference edition. 3 [9.75 X 12.5] magazines that have been face -trimmed to 9.5 X 12.25 devoted to American Post-War Residential Architecture. In January 1952, the mandarins at Henry Luce’s TIME, Incorporated bisected THE ARCHITECTURAL FORUM into separate publications, each retaining “The Magazine of Building” as a subhead. The FORUM continued uninterrupted as a leading voice of the American Architectural Building Industry, emphasizing Commercial and Industrial projects and news. HOUSE + HOME was completely devoted to Residential Design and Development. HOUSE + HOME was a better magazine then. It’s a better magazine now. July 1953 Abridged Contents. Morgan Yost, Edward Fickett And Joseph Eichler walk into the AIA in Seattle. Good And Simple: 3 Small Houses: Harry Weese, Harry Weese, And Leinweber, Yamasaki & Hellmuth. Toronto Shopping Center: John Layng. Tract Housing: Chester, PA, Kansas City, Jackson, MS. Sausalito House: Worley Wong & John W. Hudson Hillside House: Charles Warner & Walker Field. Departments include News, Letters, Events, Reviews, New Products and Technical Publications. August 1953 Abridged Contents. House In Carmel: Mark E. House In Concord, Ma: Carl Koch & Associates. Coconut Grove House: Marion I. Seattle House: George Heideman. Cleveland House: Robert A. Custom Houses: Rodney Walker. Tract Hosuing: Levittown, PA; Hartford, CT; Chatanooga, TN. September 1953 Abridged Contents. Palo Alto House: Burton A. New Orleans House: Curtis & Davis Develop Laux Manor. Wyncote House: William W. Case Study House: Craig Ellwood. Tract Houses: Pine Bluff, AR; etc. October 1953 Abridged Contents. Residential Updates: Gyo Obata, Hellmuth, Yamsaki & Leinweber; Harris Armstrong; Edward H. Fickett; Hugh Stubbins; Etc. November 1953 Abridged Contents. Goodman Restyles The National Homes Line. Frank Lloyd Wright Manhattan Exhibition House. Frank Lloyd Wright Minneapolis House. San Francisco House: Ernest Born & Esther Born. Nate Manilow Brings The Contemporary Look To Park Forest. Sherman Oaks Model Home: Lucille Raport. December 1953 Abridged Contents. Pennsylvania Hillside Houses: George Hay. Castro Valley Hillside House: David H. Beverly Hills Hillside House: Richard J. Louis Development: Ralph Fournier & B. Hillside House: Thornton Ladd. Austin, TX Parade Of Homes: Ned Cole Brings The Trusses! Publishers Statement: House and Home takes its name from the belief that our industry owes the American family far more than shelter. If the good life is to be the heritage of every American we must build into our houses, from early design to closing finance, all the satisfactions that make a hoouse a home. We must build in more space, more convenience in living, more enjoyment of the land, more security of tenure, more neighborhood advantages. We must so use design as to make the home whole and add pleasure to utility. These are the deep-seated, age-old, never satisfied desires that make families want homes of their own. Only professionals can make such homes attainable. Only professionals can combine design, materials, methods and finance to change the hard arithmetic of shelter and create for every man a home for the good life. For an excellent and ever-changing selection of rare and out-of-print design books and periodicals covering all aspects of 20th-century visual culture. Please contact me for details. The item “1953 Frank Lloyd Wright HOUSE + HOME 6-Volume SET Burton Schutt Edward Fickett” is in sale since Tuesday, February 19, 2019. This item is in the category “Books\Antiquarian & Collectible”. The seller is “modernism101″ and is located in Shreveport, Louisiana. This item can be shipped worldwide.
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