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Multi-Stories of an Architect

Author Alistair Lloyd
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Author(s) Alistair Lloyd
ISBN / ASIN B004PYDLUI
Sales Rank #2,210,419
Marketplace United States
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The true story of an Architect growing up and starting to practice in the ‘real world’. This book is about design and working in the Construction Industry, but it is also about life and people. It is both informative and amusing, with Pat & Co. risking their lives to illustrate everything to the best of their ability.

After the Interval, the book delves into some tricky areas like the Planning system, how to avoid ‘just’ jobs, dealing with idiots and coping with teenagers. Then there are case studies, thoughts for the future, and the inevitable ‘letters of complaint’ from all those easily offended or confused.

If nothing else this book has been extremely well wrote.

About the author:

Alistair Lloyd is a practicing Architect with over 25 years experience of working in the private sector of the Construction Industry. He founded Abracad Architects after building his own house and has been responsible for designing thousands of buildings. More recently he has started to develop properties and is now campaigning for better urban design and truly affordable modern pre-fabricated housing. Married with 2 grown up daughters, Alistair is keen on sport, and has a Golden Retriever who he thinks would make a good prime minister.
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