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Book: Hospitality and Restaurant Design No. 2

Stanley Abercrombie -- Interior Design, 10/8/2001 4:08:00 PM

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Hospitality and Restaurant Design No. 2
	New York: Visual Reference by Roger Yee 320 pages, over 600 color illustrations; $49.95 Buy at Amazon.com for $34.97.
Another volume in this valuable ongoing series. Design firms invited to participate (36 of them, in this case, including lots of big names and a few newcomers) choose their own projects to be shown. The results are necessarily uneven and lacking the cohesive slant of a single editorial viewpoint, thus combining to offer a uniquely representative and unprejudiced overview of what is actually being produced today in the hospitality field. Roger Yee has brought his experienced editorial skills to the writing of the accompanying text and concluding essay, “What Does Today's Guest Want?,” and there is a foreword by Michael Adams.

Interior Design Magazine, July, 2001
Classification: Hospitality Design

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