Hard Landscape in Concrete by Michael Gage and Maritz Vandenberg. Published in 1975, this architectural reference explores the use of concrete as a durable, versatile, and aesthetic material for urban landscaping and public spaces.

The book covers:

• Visual and design factors in concrete applications

• Photographs, diagrams, and case studies of urban projects

• Applications for pedestrian areas, play spaces, parking, street furniture, fences, and walls

• Technical guidance on materials, laying, finishing, and repairing concrete

• Precast and in situ concrete solutions with practical information sheets

Michael Gage (B Arch, RIBA, AIAA) was a lecturer at the Polytechnic of Central London and editor of Concrete Matters, while Maritz Vandenberg (BA Arch) served as Technical Editor of The Architects’ Journal. Together, they produced a definitive reference for designers, contractors, landscape architects, and municipal engineers.

Details:

• Title: Hard Landscape in Concrete

• Authors: Michael Gage & Maritz Vandenberg

• Publisher: The Architectural Press, 1975 (First Edition)

• Format: Hardcover with dust jacket

• Pages: Illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and technical references

• Condition: Good to very good. No apparent markings throughout. Dust jacket shows wear consistent with age. Spine is square and solid.

A rare and important resource in the fields of architecture, landscape design, and urban planning.