Matthew Frederick

101 Things I Learned in Architecture School
An illustrated book by Matthew Frederick offering concise lessons on design, spatial planning, and architectural principles.
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Sarah GraceFirst to rec“I was recommended this book a while back and now I will always recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about interior design. It talks over techniques for spacial planning and purpose of the plans. It helps wrap your mind around the whole room and make decisions with purpose.”
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Joanna Chrysocheris“This one isn’t just for architecture students. I bought this book on recommendation of a teacher when I was studying graphic design and I believe it’s a staple for anyone remotely design driven. It breaks down complex problems into bite-sized lessons with simple sketches to explain proportion, negative space, and why things feel right to the eye.”
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