books by Mimi Zeiger (innovative biomedical buildings)

books by Mimi Zeiger

books:

Essentials of Writing Biomedical Research Papers

9 reviews
Mimi Zeiger

McGraw-Hill Professional, 1999

good book for those writing their dissertation and other papers
we used this book as part of a class i was taking. i am so glad that the professor picked this one out! the beginning of the book gives you the building blocks, and the later chapters help you put it all together. i realized that a lot of people who help you with proofreading don't really look for some of the organizational items that the author stresses. i reccommend this book for any ...

Essentials of Writing Biomedical Research Papers
Mimi Zeiger

McGraw-Hill, 1999

New Museums
Mimi Zeiger

Random House Inc, 2005

Andrea Zittel
Mimi Zeiger, Andrea Zittel

Sammlung Goetz, 2003

As a young artist living in New York, Andrea Zittel started to design furniture that satisfied her needs and desires and saved space. In search for organization systems in all areas of life, she acts as a researcher, test person, inventor and fabricator efficiently rolled up into one, producing objects, dwelling units and clothing. Zittel founded A-Z Administrative Services in 1992 as a laboratory, shop, conceptual organization, apartment and ...

New Museums: Contemporary Museum Architecture Around the World (Universe Architecture Series)

1 review
Mimi Zeiger

Universe, 2005

31 museums in only good photos
31 museums in this small size survey at only 6.5 x 8.25 inches (16.5 x 21 cm) are depicted only by photos, but good ones. Following the introductory part on 12 pages, each of 31 buildings is headed by a description filling up a title page with text followed by 5 pages with only photos. This is an album-like book without any technical edge. It is similar to the book "New Museums" (ISBN: ...

New Museum Architecture: Innovative Buildings from Around the World (Architecture & Design S.)
Mimi Zeiger

Thames and Hudson Ltd, 2005

Tiny Houses
Mimi Zeiger

Rizzoli, 2009

In the spirit of treading a bit lighter on the planet, a new trend in sustainable living architecture is what is called "microgreen living"?literally the creation of tiny homes where people challenge themselves to live "greener" lives. This idea, which sprang from eco-awareness and the reduction of carbon footprints, has led people to consider low-impact living as a "greener" alternative to ordinary housing. Far beyond solar panels and the use ...