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Author:s.houldin
Date:Thursday, 31st Aug 2006 14:54
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I have been asked for a book used by architects in restoration work, it is regarded by professionals in that field as "their bible". Presumably it gives correct styles for period buildings. My only information is that it's red and was mentioned in a television programme.

I really didn't think that people asked for books by colour any more, that's how much I know.

Can anyone help with this vaguest of queries?

Thank you in anticipation.

Sheila Houldin

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  Architecture
I have been asked for a book used by architects in restoration work, it is regarded by professionals in that ...
s.houldin 31/08/06 14:54 59220
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I wonder if you're looking for Spon's Architects' and Builders' Price Book ... well, it's red ... and used by builders
Huw Pritchard 11/09/06 15:02 61889
   Re: Architecture
The Manager at the London Branch of RIBA Bookshops (Royal Institute of British Architects) suggest it might be this: It is ...
diane williams 08/09/06 17:25 61001
   Re: Architecture
It must be the Feilden one mentioned by Moira, surely. Banister-Fletcher is a reference work rather than a practical guide ...
SueH 07/09/06 16:12 60818
   Re: Architecture
There are 2 books that come to mind. Both are published by the American Institue of Architects. One is the ...
Lynda Thivierge 07/09/06 14:30 60789
   Re: Architecture
...Probably Banister-Fletcher's 'A History Architecture' Hope this helps, come back if not.
Brian 07/09/06 11:34 60741
   Re: Architecture
I think the book you may be looking for is "Conservation of Historic Buildings by Bernard M. Feilden. (Architectural ...
Moira 05/09/06 09:38 60172
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Suspect it is the Metric Handbook - it's their bible and it's red. Regards Lucy
Lucy Fincham 01/09/06 16:51 59517
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The Metric Handbook is certainly red and widely (universally?) used by architects, but note that it has nothing to do ...
SueH 04/09/06 10:00 59980
   Re: Architecture
I suggest you ring the RIBA Public Information Line, which is manned by their very knowledgeable library and information staff. ...
SueH 31/08/06 16:34 59260

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