Turner Brooks: Work

A monograph on the architect's designs, which he decribes in bodily terms as creatures with heads, limbs, and tails. With essays by Brooks, Ross Anderson, Kent Bloomer, and Jonathan Schell. Features many plans and photos of residential and public projects in rural settings as well as several small objects and furniture designs. The book's heavy paper and spare typography are a pleasure, but many of its photos are an unattractive flat gray that's hard to "read." No index. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.