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200 10$aMickey Muennig$b[electronic resource] $eDreams and Realizations for A Living Architecture
210   $aNewburyport $cGibbs Smith$d2014
215   $a1 online resource (263 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a1-4236-0070-3 
327   $aForeword; Introduction; Some Thoughts About Architecture; The Architecture of Mickey Muennig; Selected Work; Foulke House, 1963; Mineral Museum, 1966; Muennig Studio, 1972; Prussin Residence, 1975; John Psyllos Residence I, 1977; John Psyllos Residence II, 1978; Muennig Residence, 1980; Michel Petrucciani Residence, 1983; Bazinet Residence, 1984; Hawthorne Residence Addition, 1985; Witt Residence, 1988; Post Ranch Inn, 1988; Hunt-Badiner Residence Remodel and Addition, 1990; Witt Studio/Guesthouse, 1992; Lihu Lake Hotels, 1993; McDade Residence, 1993; Caddell Residence Remodel, 1994
327   $aHawthorne Gallery, 1995Barklie Henry Barn and Music Studio, 1997; Esalen Institute Baths, 1998; Pavey Residence, 1998; Scharffenberger Residence, 1998; Nusbaum Residence, 1998; Work by Mickey Muennig; Selected Publications; Acknowledgments
330   $aThis is the first monograph featuring the work of architect Mickey Muennig. Muennig is an important proponent of organic architecture, creating highly individualized structures and spaces that express the dreams and needs of his clients, while complementing the natural environment. He has designed buildings, most notably in the Big Sur area of California's Central Coast, that blend with their surroundings, incorporate passive energy features, and utilize natural materials in original ways. Maintaining a daring balance between past and future, Muennig's unique work captures the iconoclastic spi
606   $aArchitecture -- Environmental aspects
606   $aArchitecture -- Philosophy
606   $aOrganic architecture
606   $aOrganic architecture$zCalifornia$zBig Sur
606   $aArt, Architecture & Applied Arts$2HILCC
606   $aArchitecture$2HILCC
608   $aElectronic books.
615  4$aArchitecture -- Environmental aspects.
615  4$aArchitecture -- Philosophy.
615  4$aOrganic architecture.
615  0$aOrganic architecture
615  7$aArt, Architecture & Applied Arts
615  7$aArchitecture
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702   $aHess$b Alan
702   $aGreene$b Herb
702   $aWeintraub$b Alan
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