Colour is arguably the most complex element within the design of the built

Colour is arguably the most complex element within the design of the built environment. Few materials are available to help determine how and why to select colour schemes and to provide methodologies for making these decisions. This book reviews colour precedents, examines the visual properties of colour as applied to architecture and allied design, and surveys the methods used by pre-eminent international designers to unite colour, light, form and space in the design process. This reference surveys the methods used by preeminent international designers to effectively blend color, light, form, and space in the design process. Includes case studies contributed by leading world color authorities and examines the visual properties of color as applied to architecture and allied design. Book is signed by previous owner. Very nice clean, tight copy free of any marks.