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Making the most of Small Spaces

INTRODUCTION

Making the Most of Small Spaces.
by Crafti, Stephen.

Images Publishing
Melbourne,
Pages: 224 pp., color illus.

The book serves admirably on a couple of levels: as a document of urban Australian architecture today, and as a valuable resource for those seeking ideas.

This collection features 42 small residential spaces by Australian architects, showing how creative design can achieve great architecture in a limited space. Whether in a loft nestled into a warehouse space or a townhouse hidden in a laneway, these small and flexible spaces show their designers pushing the parameters of design.

This book visits a number of extraordinary homes, from the apartment to the townhouse.

Those settled in the suburban house on the quarter acre block will be intrigued by the smaller spaces emerging in our cities.

From lofts nestled into warehouse spaces to the townhouses hidden in lane-ways, the localities are as intriguing as the spaces themselves.

With a move to smaller and more flexible spaces, architects and designers are pushing the parameters of available space.

Stephen Crafti is a well-known author and journalist and this is his third book for the Images Publishing Group. This publication also features some of Australia's top photographers, including Max Dupain and John Gollings, and showcases some brilliant designs by architects such as Form Follows Function, Neometro and Stanic Harding Architecture + Interiors.


ISBN:
1 87690 752 5

Format:
203mm x 203mm

Binding:
Casebound with jacket