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This is about optimising your dwelling place. It’s about anything that relates you to our housing - people's housing; a phenomenon. Practical explanation and inspiration are shown through true-life romance, adventure and frustration. Design-fertiliser, colour, quantities, art, acts, whys and wherefores. Dweller balancing acts. Misconceptions, problems and paranoia will be resolved towards understanding. We're looking at technicality, psychology, budgets, evolution, lifestyle and brave moves. Housefandango; us on the move, keeping the looming ego of science under the intuitive wings of our rhythm. A multiperson romance as we dance, leaving only bio-tracks, on our earthy floor. A heart focus here is the huge activity interface bonding nomad and settler with domestic contraption; the activity of housing and the returning action of houses.
HouseFandango is for serious home-makers, poorly housed underdogs, the genius compromised by accommodation, lifestylers, ecologists, sociologists, students, practitioners, those floundering on a mortgage tether, perplexed about the time and money costs of their house and its location. It brings the spirit of Henry Thoreau together with building regulations and synthetics. It contains a cousin to ‘Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance’. The beautiful spirit-of-house works of Witold Rybczynski (’Home’) and Alain de Botton (‘Architecture of Happiness’) offer no comparative breadth; a marketplace vortex is there to grasp HouseFandango. It is to the universal person but written to the popular West.
General public, digest, architecture, sociology, politics, ecology, environment and fun. A couching of the science of housing, connecting the academic, the lay, the builder, engineer, artist, dweller, nomads, settlers and the in-between. Bobby, Little White Cloud, Global Pale and Cheekybugger. Encampments, mud huts, Hollywood Boulevard, cottages and dwelling machines.
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dream house, home, homemaker, modern house design, history of houses, Cheekyfella, Cheekybugga, sustainability, Low Carl, architectural text, residential, little boxes on the hillside, lighter shade of pale, global crisis, materials, psychology, psyche, lifestyle, student reading, dwelling, yard, garden, suburbia, housefandango, nomurbic, nomad, indigenuity, indigenousness, ecopicality, site, the land, eco design, ecology, ergothetics, about the house, what is a house, architect digest, crisis, architectuaral beauty, localePeople
Paolo Soleri, Cheekyfella, Cheekybugga, Aborigine, Maori, Robert Dessaix, Paul Kelly, Jimmy Buffet, Monte John Latham, Low Carl, Buckminster Fuller, Director of Housing, Sitting Bull, David GulpililPlaces
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House Fandango: Residential Architecture & Politics, Sociology, Urban Planning, Ecology, Geography, Indigenuity, Lifestyle. About our own housing romance here with our Earth.
August 7, 2006, CreateSpace, Amazon, BookPOD
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in English
1921019050 9781921019050
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NO HOUSE IS MERELY AN ISLAND ROMANCE.
Housing in a nutshell, with humour & passion on the solid rock of vital needs.
A SINGLE CHALLENGE FOR BUILDER, HOMEMAKER, PLANNER, ACADEMIC, POLITICIAN.
How do we manage it all: how does IT manage us?
PERSON & HOUSE ARE BONDED
by the activity of housing & the returning action of houses;
ACCOUNTING FOR HUGE QUANTITIES OF OUR DOINGS & WORLD CONDITIONS.
Is housing as about us at breakfast not a heartthrob in this?!! Are we not in global crisis!??
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