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200 10$aSalmela, architect$b[electronic resource] /$fThomas Fisher ; with a preface by David Salmela ; photographs by Peter Bastianelli-Kerze
210   $aMinneapolis $cUniversity of Minnesota Press$dc2005
215   $a1 online resource (201 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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327   $aCONTENTS; PREFACE; INTRODUCTION: EMBRACING OPPOSITES; BRANDENBURG'S RAVENWOOD STUDIO: Quantum Evolution; EMERSON RESIDENCE AND SAUNA: With in and Without; WILD RICE RESTAURANT: Sameness and Difference; ALBRECHT RESIDENCE: True and False; SCOTT-KERZE CABIN AND SAUNA: Reality and Illusion; JACKSON MEADOW: An Uncommon Commons; JONES FARMSTEAD: Space and Time; KOEHLER RETREAT: Frames and Framing; GOOSEBERRY FALLS STATE PARK VISITORS CENTER: The Elements of Nature; SMITH RESIDENCE: Wholes and Parts; LOKEN RESIDENCE: Bodies and Buildings; HANSON RETREAT: Humans and Nature
327   $aLUTZ RESIDENCE: Architecture and JazzCARLSON RESIDENCE AND OUTBUILDINGS: Symmetry and Asymmetry; WEBSTER RESIDENCE: Weather and Weathering; WICK STUDIO AND RESIDENCE: Living and Working; THOMPSON RESIDENCE: Facts and Fiction; UNGER-SONNERUP RESIDENCE: Arcadia and Utopia; MORA VASALOPPET NORDIC SKI CENTER: Recreation and Re-creation; HOLMES FARMSTEAD: Adaptation and Complexity; HOLMES RESIDENCE: Size and Scale; LEAKE WORKSHOP: Car and House; AAS RESIDENCE: Boundaries and Overlaps; SALMELA RESIDENCE: Motion and Stasis; WILSON RESIDENCE: Media and Architecture; WORKS IN PROGRESS
330   $aSalmela Architect showcases twenty-six completed buildings and sixteen current projects in lavish color photographs and architectural drawings of one of America's leading "critical regionalist" architects, enabling readers to get a sense of the practicality, ethnicity, and playfulness in David Salmela's work. Architecture critic Thomas Fisher explores Salmela's propensity to draw from regional roots as he creates designs with universal appeal.
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