Richard Saul Wurman Knihy

The set features a facsimile republication of a classic work on Louis Kahn, complemented by a companion volume that includes contemporary writings from colleagues, architects, and Kahn's family. This collection offers a rich exploration of Kahn's legacy through both historical and personal perspectives, making it a valuable resource for those interested in architecture and Kahn's influential career.

A decade after publication of what has become a cult guidebook to understanding the information age, this expanded and updated edition gives clarity to confusion with new maps for navigating through a stream of data that leaves us starved for the tools and patterns that give data meaning. Discussion touches on aesthetic considerations versus making information understandable, the pervasiveness of advertising, bartering and conversation, and communication in the work environment, with humorous asides and b&w cartoons. Wurman is a publisher and a fellow of the American Institute of Architects. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

There are more than 50 streets bearing the name Peachtree in greater Atlanta. Organized by neighborhood and filled with striking graphics and detailed maps, this ACCESS guide lets you see at a glance where you are, where you're headed, and what special attractions await you. ACCESS also tells you how to enjoy the SummerOlympic games--with or without a ticket.

Consists of statistical graphs that explain the state of America at the Millenium.

Questions and answers regarding children age 0 to age 3.

A layman's visual guidebook to understanding health information in the United States.

This guide takes readers on a whirlwind tour of America's capital city, where they can eavesdrop on the House in session, enjoy the many exhibits of the Smithsonian, and visit the Washington Post newsroom, where Woodward and Bernstein typed their famous stories. Also features information on restaurants, hotels, shops, monuments, and more. Drawings. Maps.