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Contents
Foreword by Mariel Hemingway
1. Introduction
2. History of Sun Valley
3. Architecture for Lifestyles
Nature of Restraint
Art and Architecture
Less is a Lot More Work
River Retreat
True West
Timeless Homestead
More Is Never Enough
Twining Occidental and Oriental
An American Retreat
Old World Sophistication
Rocking T Ranch
Historic Trail Creek Cabin
A Civilized Seclusion
Nature and Nurture
Territorial Homestead
Artful Sanctuary
Mountain Minimalism
Credits
Acknowledgments
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Richard Dubois
reviewed Sun Valley Architecture and Interiors on January 04, 2009 Sun Valley Architecture and Interiors
A beautiful book that often explores the contradiction of simultaneously loving the world while recognizing that your every footprint is impactful, often to the environment's detriment. In spite of this acknowledged contradiction, Kathleen Dean Moore celebrates the vitality that experiencing wild and natural places near and far gives us. This book is a reminder of why we search out wild places, and why we must work hard to protect them.
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