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How Buildings Work The Natural Order of Architecture Allen, Edward Publisher:  Oxford University Press, New York, USA Year Published:  2005   First Published:  1980 Pages:  270pp   Price:  $50   ISBN:  0-19-516198-X Library of Congress Number:  TH6021.A44 2004   Dewey:  721--dc22 Resource Type:  Book The basic principles of a residential and office "building" are explained: how and why buildings stand up, how they age, why they die, internal designs. All with hundreds of illustrations. Topics Architectural Design Architecture Building Design Buildings Construction & Building Design Construction & Building Engineering Heating

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