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What’s Eating You?: Food and Horror on Screen
0₹4,128.82Explore the chilling crossroads where food and fear collide on screen. This insightful book dissects how horror cinema taps into our deepest anxieties surrounding consuming and being consumed. Uncover how films challenge taboos, critique societal consumption habits, and vividly portray the ‘eat or be eaten’ world. From body horror to supernatural feasts, delve into the psychological and cultural significance of food depicted in nightmares. Essential reading for horror fans, film studies enthusiasts, and anyone intrigued by cinema’s darker appetite.
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WILEY PATHWAYS INTRODUCTION TO GOOGLE SKETCHUP
0₹6,551.97Unlock your creative potential with Google SketchUp, the accessible 3D modeling software designed for budding architects and designers in India. This essential guide demystifies 3D design, requiring no prior experience. Learn to build, visualize, and export intricate models for architecture, interior design, and landscape projects. Integrate your creations with Google Earth, animate stunning tours, and prepare for professional applications. Elevate your skills in this fast-growing field and bring your visions to life with confidence.
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William Lethaby, Symbolism and the Occult (Routledge Research in Architectural History)
0₹17,110.00Discover the fascinating intersection of architecture, symbolism, and the occult with William Lethaby. This compelling study by Amandeep Kaur Mann unveils the profound influence of alchemy and esoteric thought on the visionary architect’s theories and designs. Explore how mysticism shaped Victorian architectural practice and gain unique insights into the symbolic language embedded within built environments. Essential reading for architecture students, historians, and enthusiasts of esoteric studies across India seeking a deeper understanding of architectural heritage and its hidden connections. Investigate the legacy of a pivotal figure in architectural history.
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Working With Mr. Wright What It Was Like
0₹7,080.00Step inside the world of a legendary architect with this captivating memoir. Gain unparalleled insight into life as an apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright at the iconic Taliesin Fellowship. Curtis Besinger shares vivid personal accounts of daily life, from architectural drafting and design to overseeing projects and farm duties. Discover Wright’s eccentric genius, unique creative vision, and the vibrant social scene of Taliesin, all brought to life with wit and humor. Illustrated with rare photographs and drawings, this is essential reading for architecture students, design enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the life and work of a master builder in architectural history.
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Writing Architectures: Ficto-Critical Approaches
0₹11,800.00Unlock the intersection of imagination and design with this essential collection on ficto-critical approaches to architecture. Explore how experimental writing and feminist modes merge essay, critique, and story to challenge contemporary realities and reshape architectural discourse. Discover powerful new ways to conceptualize and practice architecture, drawing from diverse global contexts. This book is a vital resource for architects, urban planners, design students, researchers, and anyone interested in creative practice and cultural studies in India. Expand your perspective on writing about space and place.
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Young People and Housing: Transitions, Trajectories and Generational Fractures
0₹18,880.00Navigate the complex world of youth housing transitions and understand the generational fractures impacting young people’s independence. This essential book delves into the economic, social, and cultural challenges faced by younger generations globally in securing permanent housing. Featuring international case studies, it examines how delayed access to housing influences family formation, social mobility, and intergenerational dynamics. It’s a crucial resource for students, policymakers, and urban planners seeking insights into housing policy and the future of youth housing.
