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ASL's Featured Book(s) :
Architect Registration Exam Kaplan Study Guides
These volumes are provided through gracious donations
Information about the ARE Exam
also view other helpful ASL Resources on the ARE and/or ALS


 



Construction documents & services
TH425 .H482 2005
Master the finer points of project management with this targeted review.  Focuses on the skills involved in preparing documents and administering contracts, from translating concepts and systems onto paper to the administration of project files, inspection lists, project close-out and more.
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General structures
TA658.35 .B47 2005
This study guide offers a practical approach to general structures and helps you identify and incorporate structural principles in the design and construction of buildings.  Also covers both structural theory and practice and pertinent environmental issues.
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Architectural history
NA123 .W47 2005
A general knowledge of architectural history topics is needed to fully prepare for the multiple choice division exams.  This guide explores the theories, influences, characteristics, and major monuments that have established the architectural tradition from ancient times through the 21st century.
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Pre-design
NA2750 .S6596 2005
This study guide offers you a comprehensive review of both theory and practice for the Pre-Design exam.  Pre-Design covers how to apply your project development knowledge and skills to architectural programming, from environmental and social issues, to site planning and design.
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Building planning
NA2750 .W473 2005
This practical approach to building planning helps you integrate programmatic and contextual requirements into a cohesive solution.  Recently updated, this volume covers designing interior space plans and furniture arrangement, and schematic designs for two-story buildings, and addresses codes, site and environmental requirements.
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Site planning
NA2540.5 .W47 2005
This practical approach to site planning helps you integrate programmatic and site requirements into a cohesive solution.  This volume covers both theory and practice, including such factors as topography, vegetation, climate, geography, and the regulatory aspects of site development.
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Building technology
NA123 .W475 2005
This study guide explores how to integrate building systems into a cohesive solution that responds to technical and life-saving considerations.  Building Technology covers technical aspects, accessibility requirements, and considerations involving public health and safety.
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Building design : materials & methods
TA404.3 .H67 2005
This targeted exam review explores the safety, economy, practicality, durability, and architectural expression of modern building materials and methods.   Building Design/Materials & Methods covers construction methods, specification, and potential defects
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Lateral forces
TA654 .L394 2005
The Lateral Forces division, widely considered one of the most difficult, focuses on identifying and incorporating lateral force principles into design and construction.  This study guide includes formulas and codes to help with the technical portions of the exam, while in-depth lessons cover the theory behind the formulas.
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Mechanical & electrical systems
TH6021 .S272 2005
Written specifically for architectural candidates, this course explores the mechanical and electrical systems used to control the environment in buildings. Mechanical & Electrical Systems covers technical aspects, economic considerations and code requirements involving public health and safety.
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