Search Results: Architecture from Maggie Lambeth

Stamford, Ct.: Architectural Book Publishing, 1988. 3rd Printing. Hardcover. FINE/fine. 280pp., index, bibliography, construction details, floor plans, glossary. 4to cloth backed rust boards, glossy four color photographic dust jacket, price undlipped. 100s of excellent historical photo images.

Spanish Colonial Arts Society, 1966. Pamphlet. NEAR FINE. Reprint of the original printed by Spud (Willard Johnson) in 1930 at The Laughing Horse Press. Taos, N.M. With a new foreward by James Webb Young.Unpaginated. 44pp. Stapled cream wraps lettered and decorated in red. Various coloured pages. Linoleum prints. Couple of small light marks to front cover, Small crease to top corner of front cover, with some minor creasing to edges. Clean, tight bright, no names, no writing.

San Antonio: Trinity University Press, 2006. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE /fine. 155pp., color photographs by W. Eugene George accompany b/w historical photographs. Folio black cloth, gilt spine titles, sky blue endpapers. DJ in archival mylar cover. Updates author's previous work on Giles and includes the Giles buildings in Texas that have been restored in the last thirty years.

San Antonio : Franklin Scribes, 2015. First Edition. FINE. 474pp., photos, appendix. Black/white printed wraps. Lost art in restoration of San Antonio area buildings that includes the work of Johannes Scholze, Cisi Jary & Daughters, Thomas Michael Battersby, Carlos Cortes, Othon Garces, Curtis Hunt & Family, Kurt Pankratz, Richard De Filippo & Family, Joh Hall, Manlio & Adrian Cavallini & Sons. Some participated in oral histories also included here.

Includes the Boston Fens (Back Bay Park).Front endpaper, light wear all else fine.

Dallas: Southern Methodist University, 1956. Reprint. VERY GOOD IN GOOD DJ/good. SIGNED by Redway with presentation to former owner.188pp. 100s of photographs with descriptive text. 4to green cloth bright with gilt spine titles, dj with edge wear. Includes the Joseph H. Polley House at Sutherland Springs, The Argyle in San Antonio, Sunday Houses in Fredericksburg, and others.

Dallas: Southern Methodist University, 1982. VERY GOOD/very good. Foxing on preliminary text pages, 188pp. 100s of photographs with descriptive text. Foxing to reverse side of dust jacket and some on end papers and flaps, interior clean, 4to green cloth bright with gilt spine titles. Includes the Joseph H. Polley House at Sutherland Springs, The Argyle in San Antonio, Sunday Houses in Fredericksburg, and many others thru-out the state.

Austin: University of Texas Press, 2002. Revised Edition. FINE/fine. 158pp., new photographs coordinated by Lisa Hardaway, foreword to the original 1968 edition by Louis Kahn. 4to black boards, gilt spine titles, black color photographic dust jacket. Previous ownr's stamp on bottom edge. Revised edition of Pioneer Texas Buildings, juxtaposes the historic structures with works by twenty contemporary architects who are inspired by the pioneer tradition to show how seamlessly the basic geometries translate from one era to another. The b/w photographs are the heart of the book as they illustrate geometric forms used in historic and modern buildings.

Austin: University of Texas Press, 2002. Revised Edition. VERY GOOD/fine. 158pp., new photographs coordinated by Lisa Hardaway, foreword to the original 1968 edition by Louis Kahn. Previous owner's name. All else like new. Revised edition of Pioneer Texas Buildings, juxtaposes the historic structures with works by twenty contemporary architects who are inspired by the pioneer tradition to show how seamlessly the basic geometries translate from one era to another. The b/w photographs are the heart of the book as they illustrate geometric forms used in historic and modern buildings.

College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 2015. First Edition. Paperback. FINE. SIGNED with author's presentation, some ink off-setting from signer's pen. Stiff color flexbound with flaps. 362pp., 100s of color photos with historical context and details of each building.

Large over-size volume will require additional shipping for 8lbs.

Albuquerque: School of American Research, 1983. 1st Paperback Printing. Paperback. NEAR FINE. 177pp., index, appendix, historical photographs. Previous owner's name. Extraordinarily high graphic standards, copious illustrations show plans, elevations and architectural details of the best work as well as photographs by Laura Gilpin and Ansel Adams.

College Station: A&M, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE /O'Neil Ford (Texan, 1905 – 1982) was an American architect of the mid-20th century in Texas and a leading architect of the American Southwest. He is considered one of the nation's best unknown architects, and his designs merged the modernism of Europe with the indigenous qualities of early Texas architecture. In 1974 he was designated a National Historic Landmark by the National Council on the Arts, the only individual to ever be given that title. O'Neil Ford was born in Pink Hill, Texas in 1905. He moved to Denton, Texas in 1917 after the death of his father. He enrolled in North Texas State Teachers College (University of North Texas) for two years, but financial burdens forced him to abandon his efforts of a formal education. Instead, he earned an architectural certificate by mail from the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pennsylvania. In 1926, he began a long partnership with regional architects and was first… Read More

McAllen, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1978. First Edition. Paperback. FINE. Bi-lingual, English/Spanish, translation by Frances M. Lopez-Morillas, papers of various contributors, 4to pcitorial b/w card stock, 111pp., photos, drawings. Conference papers by various contributors including Dr. Felix Almaraz, Jr., Eugene George, Dr. Thomas Greaves, Joe Graham, Oscar Martinez Garza, Dr. Thomas Hester, Mario Moreno, Harry Garnham and others

Houston: Rice University Press, 1992. First Edition, SIGNED. Hardcover. NEAR FINE IN FINE DJ./fine. Author's signed presentation on half-title page. Photography by Blackmon Winters Kuhner. 288pp., 120 b/w photos, 50 drawings, 288pp., index, notes.Several small stains on front free endpaper. All else fine. Includes analysis Houston, Dallas, Austin and Fort Worth Tall Buildings, Schools, Middle Class Houses, Medical Buildings and Public Housing.

Austin, Texas: Portland Cement, 1936. FINE. 8 11/2 x 11 inches, tri-fold, green single sheet printed two sides. Drawing, description, four photographs.