Forrest Wilson Architect Books

Structure: the essence of architecture.
Build your own early American village.
Build your own early American village.

By Forrest Wilson Architect

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Describes the layout and buildings of typical colonial New England towns and gives instructions for constructing a model of such a town.

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Build your own moon settlement.
Build your own moon settlement.

By Forrest Wilson Architect

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Speculates on the appearance, problems, and activities of various kinds of lunar settlements of the future. Includes eight cut out sheets of models to construct.

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Architect Builder
A graphic survey of perception and behavior for the design professions
Architecture
Architecture

By Forrest Wilson Architect

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Building materials evaluation handbook
City planning
City planning

By Forrest Wilson Architect

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The joy of building
A history of architecture on the disparative method

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