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The Brown Book: A Directory of Preservation Information (1983)
All about Old Buildings: The Whole Preservation Catalog (1985)
Master Builders: A Guide to Famous American Architects (Building Watchers Series) (1985) with Roger K. Lewis
Architects Make Zigzags: Looking at Architecture from A to Z (1986) with Roxie Munro
Landmark Yellow Pages: Where to Find All the Names, Addresses, Facts and Figures You Need (1990)
Works in Progress (1994) by Alvin Rosenbaum, Diane Maddex, and Gretchen Smith Mui
Bungalow Nation (1998)
Offering stylish yet affordable housing for the average person, the bungalow took the nation by storm in the early 20th century, and was rediscovered in earnest in 1996 with the publication of the authors' American Bungalow Style. That book, the first lavishly illustrated showcase of bungalows, reminded us all of the seductive appeal that had made these charming little homes so popular. This much-anticipated follow-up book takes readers into the living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and baths of the best and most characteristic bungalows from five American neighborhoods where this housing type has flourished: Washington, DC, Chicago, Seattle, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Pasadena.Bungalows, while modestly sized, are known for their integrity of design and craftsmanship, and their shape lends itself to a variety of stylistic treatments, from Colonial Revival to Craftsman to Tudor, all displayed in Bungalow Nation. With 350 of Alexander Vertikoff's evocative new photographs from his recent travels and Diane Maddex's reliable, fact-filled text, Bungalow Nation is sure to be an important resource for bungalow lovers and an enticing entrée for those who are just discovering these gems of American domesticity.
Inside and Out (2002)
Wright-Sized Houses: Frank Lloyd Wright's Solutions for Making Small Houses Feel Big (2003)