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A concise and easy-to-understand architectural handbook, 101 Things I Learned In Architecture School simplifies the complex and often esoteric concepts of architecture for the reader, leading to an enhanced understanding of the subject matter. Summary Of The Book An essential reference book and a handy guidebook for all students and professionals, amateurs and the experienced, of architecture, 101 Things I Learned In Architecture School features major concepts and theories involved in the study of architecture, put forth in a simple and comprehensive manner. A total of 101 brief, concise and clear-cut lessons that revolve around designing, art, creativity, and topics both basic and advanced, this textbook enunciates the facts and principles involved in designing and basic architecture, without wasting time on complexities. Each lesson is limited to two pages, and includes brief explanations with varied illustrations. Some of the topics discussed in this book include colour theory, how to draw a line, lettering, and architectural forms. The author has also given handy tips and bits of advice in some chapters for the benefit of the reader. 101 Things I Learned In Architecture School, with all its architectural wisdom, caters to those who aren’t necessarily involved in architecture as a profession, but simply enjoy the subject as well. The book includes a lot of examples and illustrations. The bestselling 101 Things I Learned In Architecture School has been translated into over fourteen languages, and is the recipient of many awards such as the Silver Award in 2008. This book can be valuable guide for Architecture graduates, designers, and practitioners. About Matthew Frederick Matthew Frederick is a renowned American author, illustrator, blogger and architect. Frederick has authored six other books pertaining to the ‘101 things I learned...’ series, such as 101 Things I learned in Film School, 101 Things I Learned in Engineering School, and 101 Things I Learned in Law School. Frederick has also taught at several schools and colleges apart from being an urban architect. This book was inspired by his own experiences while studying as an architectural student. He also maintains a regular blog about architecture and radical urbanism. He currently resides in New York.