a+u Architecture and Urbanism – September 1989 Extra Edition THE POTENTIAL HOUSE: Three Centuries of American Dwelling Henry Plummer
A special 1989 edition of the Japanese architecture journal a+u (Architecture and Urbanism) devoted to the development of American residential architecture over three centuries.
Written by architectural historian and photographer Henry Plummer, the volume presents 25 significant American houses, ranging from historic dwellings and Thomas Jefferson's Monticello to important works of 20th-century modern architecture.
Featured architects include Frank Lloyd Wright, Greene and Greene, Rudolph Schindler, Philip Johnson, Bruce Goff, Fay Jones, Antoine Predock, Morphosis, Joseph Esherick, William Turnbull, and others.
Richly illustrated and an excellent reference for collectors, architects, designers, and students interested in American residential architecture.