New Australian Style
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Word Count
52,000 words, Guess
Page Count
208 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8001775M
- ISBN-139780811825443
- ISBN-100811825442
- OCLC Control Number42397399
- OCLC Control Numbernewaustraliansty0000goll
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number99045698
- LibraryThing2140305
- Goodreads2384079
Classifications
- LCCNA7469 .G65 1999
Description
As the 2000 Olympics in Sydney draw near, the rest of the world has begun to take notice of the stylistic revolution going on "down under." New Australian Style showcases more than 50 exemplary houses, apartments, and commercial buildings in a tour of the Australian continent and its varied lifestyles that covers four distinct environments: City, Suburb, Beach, and Bush. From renovated Victorians in Sydney's city center and converted warehouses in Melbourne, to breezy beach houses on magnificent coastlines and bushland retreats in dense eucalyptus forests, the new look of Australia is at once familiar and exotic. Here traditional materials such as mud brick, local timber, and corrugated iron are juxtaposed with modernist architectural details, making for an amazing variety in building design and execution. With over 250 color photographs of interiors and exteriors, New Australian Style offers a timely picture of the gracious, sophisticated style that's sprung up in this vital nation.
First Sentence
Although Australia might still seem a young country, the formative phase of the nation's history took place over a hundred years ago in the nineteenth century.
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