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THE ESSENTIAL LOFT LIBRARY 30 must-have titles for 2014 ArchitecturE INTERIOR DESIGN POPULAR SCIENCE POP CULTURE Graphic design FAshion DESIGN

Domènech 7-9, 2º 1ª Barcelona 08012, Spain T: +34 93 268 80 88 F: +34 93 268 70 73 loft@loftpublications.com www.loftpublications.com

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2 OUR HIP TITLES

23 Contemporary Wood Doors

4 More Minimalism

24 Ibiza Surprising Architecture 1.0

5 Patios, Terraces & Roofgardens

25 Ibiza Estate. Future Architecture on Ibiza

6 City Houses

26 T he Sourcebook of Contemporary Green Residential Buildings

7 Waterside Homes 8 The Ultimate Guide to Wood 9 The Coolest Apartments 10 Lofts. 21st Century Living 11 Stunning Houses 12 Practical Ideas on House Design 13 New Wood Kitchens

27 T he Sourcebook of Contemporary Retail Design 28 200 Basic Home Tips 30 The Sourcebook of Signage Graphics 31 Patternmaking Handbook 32 100 Nail Art Designs. Step by step

14 Houses. Residential Architecture

33 1 00 Youthful Haircuts and Hairstyles. Step by step

15 Case Studies of Contemporary Architecture

34 Sketch Product Design 35 1000 Cute Characters

16 OUR BASICS

36 Ibiza Tattoo. Skinographs

18 150 Best Minimalist Interior Ideas

37 Glorious Ibiza Food (& Music!)

19 150 Best Sustainable Home Ideas

38 C reate Your Own Gothic Steampunk Character

20 150 Best Mini Space Ideas 21 Mini Retreats 22 I deas for Eco Living. Practical Tips for a Green and Healthy Home

39 M etal Heads. Heavy Metal & Hardcore Graphics 40 Technology

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NPSF NJOJNBMJTN More Minimalism Manel GutiĂŠrrez Minimalism continues to be among the most popular themes in interior design. This volume explains minimalist concepts and concentrates on private interiors. This guide includes dozens of sophisticated photographs and introductions to each chapter written by leaders of this extraordinary, contemporary design movement. All the examples featured in the book have one thing in common: they feature the essential, but use the minimal.

Hardcover 492 pages 27 x 31 cm 10.6 x 12.2 in March 2014

PATIOS, TERRACES & ROOFGARDENS

Patios, Terraces & Roofgardens Francesc Zamora The outdoor spaces are often referred to as intermediate, given that they are neither interior nor fully exterior; situated within an architectural framework, they are carefully planned and incorporate structural elements, a defined layout, and a series of accessories that can include anything from plants to furnishings. Designed to function as additional living spaces, they should provide the qualities necessary to fulfill this purpose, such as adequate lighting and ventilation, comfortable furnishings, attractive views, and a logical relationship with the interior. In this way, exteriorareas must create the sense of security and comfort associated with being indoors. The use of structural elements and accessories that are commonly foundinside a home can create this feeling of enclosure and containment. This is filled with images of patios, terraces and roofgardens around the world that illustrate the many ways you can enhance your own outdoor space and integrate it within your home.

Hardcover 492 pages 27 x 31 cm 10.6 x 12.2 in March 2014

8>IN =DJH:H City Houses Francesc Zamora An expansive and shrewdly curated collection of the most cutting-edge, effective, and appealing breakthroughs inhome architecture, perfect for aspiring professionals, ambitious design firms, and anyone interested in exploring the frontiers of residential living spaces. Featuring amazing photographs of some of the world’s most innovative homes, this book also contains plans and provides further insight into their various styles—from modern to classic—and how the design teams tailor-made each home according to specific client needs.

Hardcover 492 pages 27 x 31 cm 10.6 x 12.2 in March 2014

Waterside Homes Manel GutiĂŠrrez A home on the coast can be a wondrous place, indeed, but building against the sea presents unique architectural and design challenges. This title presents homes from across the world each engaged in fascinating dialog with their waterfront locale. Combining seascapes with new trends in home building and ornamentation, these exquisite homes reflect remarkable collaboration between architect, landscaper, and homeowner, and bring together dozens of delightful examples of how to enjoy life by the sea.

Hardcover 492 pages 27 x 31 cm 10.6 x 12.2 in March 2014

The Ultimate Guide to Wood Francesc Zamora This volume presents descriptions of over 100 species trees and bushes from all parts of the globe. It also explores their utility as a renewable resource, prized for the ease with which it can be worked, its strength, versatility, and above all its beauty. The physical features of different types of wood underlie their structural characteristics, while their mechanical properties and availability have made wood a natural material for building all sorts of goods including structures, furniture, tools, vehicles and decorative items.

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The Coolest Apartments Irene Alegre The aim of this book is to be a reference for everyone who wants to furnish or decorate a new apartment or give a different impulse to the home. With different approaches to the same theme, the interior design, the reader will find different ideas that will definitely help decorate a space planned for living. This book offers a vast selection of images and presents current decoration trends in the market with products from different brands, designers and manufactures. Essential reading for anyone wishing to renovate the home! 45:-*45Âµ4 "1"35.&/5 %JFHP 3FWPMMP 4kP 1BVMP #SB[JM Â&#x2030; "MBJO #SVHJFS

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Lofts. 21st Century Living Irene Alegre

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The loft concept has been evolving since it originated as an architectural style in the fifties and has come to represent an aesthetic trend and lifestyle associated with freedom. As a result, airy, open and light interiors have made their way into large cities and have become an important part of our homes. Among the projects presented here you will find a variety of examples; historical lofts, apartments with large useful surface areas, and houses, where architects and interior designers have successfully overcome spatial constraints to incorporate the characteristic spaciousness and functionality of lofts. Fans of lofts will find an inexhaustible source of inspiration and ideas for their homes in this book.

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Stunning Houses Marta Serrats The sheer size of the spectacular contemporary homes included in this books is striking. Through the different projects, extensively illustrated with plans, sketches and texts accompanying the photographs of both indoor and outdoor features, the reader will discover in these houses unquestionable architectural gems which boast fascinating structural elements and transmit tantalising visual sensations.

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This dwelling in Karuizawa is a clear example of organic architecture: its concrete shell-shaped structure is in perfect harmony with the environment. Architect Kotaro Ide was looking for a modern concept that would offer protection against the local weather. The result is a comfortable interior that harmonises with the landscape and with the passage of time. Dieses Wohnhaus befindet sich in Karuizawa und ist ein deutliches Beispiel fĂźr organische Architektur: seine herzfĂśrmige Betonstruktur befindet sich in perfekter Abstimmung mit der Umgebung. Der Architekt Kotaro Ide suchte ein modernes Konzept, das Schutz vor den WitterungseinflĂźssen des Ortes bieten konnte. Das Ergebnis ist ein bequemer Innenraum, der in Harmonie mit der Landschaft und dem Verlauf der Zeit steht. SituĂŠe Ă Karuizawa, cette maison est un exemple incontestable dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;architecture organique : sa structure en bĂŠton semblable Ă une carapace est en parfait accord avec lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;environnement. Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;architecte Kotaro Ide cherchait un concept Ă la fois moderne et offrant une protection face aux rigueurs de la mĂŠtĂŠo de cette rĂŠgion. Il en rĂŠsulte un intĂŠrieur confortable, en harmonie avec le paysage et le passage du temps. Situada en Karuizawa, esta vivienda es un claro ejemplo de arquitectura orgĂĄnica: su estructura de hormigĂłn en forma de caparazĂłn estĂĄ en perfecta sintonĂa con el entorno. El arquitecto Kotaro Ide buscaba un concepto moderno que ofreciera protecciĂłn ante las inclemencias meteorolĂłgicas del lugar. El resultado es un interior confortable que armoniza con el paisaje y con el paso del tiempo.

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In a living room whose whitepainted walls enhance the natural light, coloured accents convey a sense of warmth and comfort. Dans le salon, les murs peints en blanc accentuent la lumiĂ¨re naturelle tandis que les touches de couleur apportent une sensation de chaleur et de confort. Im Wohnzimmer, dessen weiĂ&#x;e WĂ¤nde das Sonnenlicht hervorheben, ist es ideal, Farbnuancen zu wĂ¤hlen, die WĂ¤rme und Komfort schaffen. In de salon, waar witte muren het daglicht versterken, kan met kleuraccenten uitstekend een gevoel van warmte en comfort worden opgewekt.

En un salĂłn cuyas paredes pintadas de blanco enfatizan la luz natural, es idĂłneo utilizar puntos de colores que transmitan sensaciĂłn de calidez y confort. Nel salotto le cui pareti dipinte di bianco accentuano la luce naturale, Ă¨ consigliabile utilizzare punti di colore che trasmettano una sensazione di calore e comfort. Na sala cujas paredes pintadas de branco enfatizam a luz natural, ĂŠ adequado utilizar pontos de cores que transmitam sensaĂ§ĂŁo de calor e conforto. De vitmĂĽlade vĂ¤ggarna i vardagsrummet framhĂ¤ver det naturliga ljuset. DĂ¤rfĂśr Ă¤r det perfekt att anvĂ¤nda fĂ¤rgpunkter som ger en varm och komfortabel upplevelse.

New Wood Kitchens Manel Gutiérrez The growing interest in using wood in modern residential architecture, due to the sustainability, versatility and economy of this material, is especially relevant in kitchen design. This volume showcases a vast amount of wood kitchen designs that emphasize the natural beauty of this environmentally friendly material. No matter which style you prefer for your home, you will find the best solutions for contemporary, rustic, classical and American-style wood kitchens. If you are thinking of a wood kitchen, this is your book. Open it and check out hundreds of amazing wood kitchen ideas for inspiration.

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Houses. Residential Architecture Alejandra MuĂąoz Solano There is almost nothing that compares to feeling comfortable in oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own home. Since the time when the nomads started to settle down, the house has been a reflection of those who live in it and shows the personal taste and lifestyle of its occupants.

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This book contains comprehensive compilations of fantastic houses built over recent years, captured by expert photographers and decorated by skilful interior designers. The book aims to gather the best of what has been done in residential architecture at the beginning of the new century and serves as inspiration material for anyone looking for ideas to transform their own home.

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Case Studies of Contemporary Architecture Àlex Sánchez Vidiella This comprehensive anthology presents noteworthy case studies that showcase a complete and diverse range of structures worldwide and provides us with a global perspective of contemporary architecture. The case studies incorporate every type of architectural project possible—residential, commercial and public— making this lushly illustrated, information-rich book an accessible resource for anyone interested in contemporary architecture. In order to build up a detailed picture of the influences on contemporary architecture today, every case study presents its unique objectives, challenges, and solutions featuring full-color photographs and detailed renderings of site and floor plans.

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This book is a must-have for architects, students and those who just want to feast on this architectural bounty.

DIMENSIONS: 40,000 m / 430,570 sq ft PHOTOGRAPHERS: © Zooey Braun, Andreas J. Focke

The building was designed to accommodate acts of state, congresses, conferences and cultural events. The architects’ main task was to give a contemporary form to the interior, which will incorporate elements of the traditional Uzbek architecture. The exterior combines classical elements with a modern glass façade. Das Gebäude wurde entworfen, um die Handlungen des Staates, Kongresse, Konferenzen und kulturelle Veranstaltungen. Die Hauptaufgabe der Architekten war es im inneren eine moderne Form zu verleihen und an die Elemente der traditionellen usbekischen Architektur integrierren. Das Äussere verbindet die klassische Elemente mit eine moderne Glasfassade. El edificio se concibió para acoger los actos de Estado, congresos, conferencias y eventos culturales. La principal tarea de los arquitectos consistió en dotar al interior de una forma contemporánea que incorporara elementos de la arquitectura tradicional uzbeka. El exterior combina elementos clásicos con una fachada moderna acristalada. Het gebouw was bedoeld voor conferenties, congressen, culturele evenementen en Staatsplechtigheden. De hoofdtaak van de architecten was om het interieur te voorzien van een eigentijdse stijl met traditionele Oezbeekse architectonische elementen. De buitenkant combineert klassieke elementen met een moderne beglaasde gevel.

Hardcover with jacket 512 pages 24 x 30 cm 9.4 x 11.8 in

July 2013

OUR BASICS

150 Best Minimalist Interior Ideas Do you wish you had a simple, sophisticated, soothing home? If so, a minimalist style might be just what you are looking for. A minimalist home strives for order and harmony in the relationship between spaces and the objects that they contain. The boundaries between interior and exterior are blurred. From an aesthetic viewpoint, the free-flowing spaces suggest the disposition of positive and negative, and the transformation of architectural forms into synthetic shapes enhanced by the visual power of light and color. One inevitably thinks of white when discussing minimalist architecture and interior design. The use of such a limited color palette responds to the same need to reduce everything to a bare minimum for its powerful effect.

Hardcover with jacket 504 pages 19.5 x 19.5 cm 7.6 x 7.6 in December 2013

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Architecture and landscape complement each other. With fewer elements to distract, the relationship between the building and the site where it stands is stronger.

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150 Best Sustainable Home Ideas Featuring an extensive collection of full-color photographs, this volume features eco-friendly house designs created by internationally renowned architects and designers who have achieved practical, innovative, and stunning solutions adapted to the specific needs and tastes of their clients. Included here are the latest innovations in sustainable home design, including solar paneling, wind energy systems, environmentally-friendly heating and cooling solutions, thermal glazing, and trombe walls. 150 Best Sustainable Home Ideas covers the diversity of current trends in sustainable home design, and is both the perfect resource for designers, interior decorators, and architects. In addition itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an inspirational sourcebook for all homeowners interested in creating warm and inviting homes that cause only a fraction of the environmental impact of those created using conventional building methods.

Hardcover with jacket 504 pages 19.5 x 19.5 cm 7.6 x 7.6 in March 2014

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150 Best Mini Space Ideas

150 Best Mini Space Ideas This book provides with 150 captivating ideas to make your home multi-functional and yet comfortable and stylish. A practical guide featuring real-life cases remodeling, organizing, and decorating tips for making a truly small home out of a mini space. Solutions tackle elements crucial to the mini interiorsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;including dividing space, using color, lighting and texture, and clever storage and furniture. Photographs, plans and sketches will feed inspiration of those who prefer the smallest style of living.

Hardcover 504 pages 19.5 x 19.5 cm 7.6 x 7.6 in Fall 2014

Mini Retreats If you ever feel that you need to get away from it all, either to work or just relax, this is your book! An inspiring guide for everyone who loves the idea of having a private, tiny space deep in the countryside, at the seaside or even in his own back garden. It includes stunning photographs, informative text and interiors design tips and ideas that will make you wonder whether retreats will become the future of housing throughout the world in the near future.

Hardcover 292 pages 19.5 x 19.5 cm 7.6 x 7.6 in Fall 2014

Ideas for Eco Living Practical Tips for a Green and Healthy Home Sergi Costa & Lorena FarrĂ s This book brings together the best designed, best-looking and most functional eco houses in the world today. Built to make maximum use of resources and improve the quality of life of their occupants, green homes are no longer only an option available to a few environmentalists; they have currently become one of the strongest design tendencies. This volume features houses made of local materials, natural resources for air-conditioning, and active systems such as photovoltaic panels, to mention a few. All the projects are an example of stylish, durable and sustainable architectural solutions.

The different types of geothermal installations 1. Horizontal circuit 2. Vertical circuit or well 3. Exchange with ground water or surface water 4. Heat pump 5. Air conditioning 6. Domestic hot water 5

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Passive strategies derived from the bioclimatic design of a home are those that consume less and, therefore, are most beneficial to the environment. Mainly, they consist of achieving a high degree of thermal insulation, they take advantage of the orientation of the building and the greenhouse effect as a source of heat in winter, and they facilitate cross-ventilation to cool the space in summer.

Hardcover with jacket 256 pages 19.5 x 26.5 cm 7.6 x 10.4 in

The Passivhaus certification is an European seal originally from Germany and Austria, which summarizes the main premises for a bioclimatic profile house: - high level of isolation and reduction of thermal bridges - high levels of solar gain - good air quality inside the home, using a mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery - excellent level of airtightness

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Heat-energy combined cycles are dual systems that produce electricity and heat and reduce energy consumption by 25 %. As they are domestic systems, electricity is consumed where it is produced, thus there is little loss due to transfer. These combined cycle devices are designed to operate during the day and release a consistent low heat, and the cost is recouped in three to four years. Their price ranges between 540 and 1,083 euros. A standard model can produce approximately 2,400 kWh of electricity per year and approximately 18,000 kWh of heat.

1. Heat exchangers 2. Auxiliary burner 3. Combustion fan 4. Balanced flue 5. Stirling engine and alternator

If the aforementioned points are complied with, the housing virtually requires no additional system of heating or cooling generated by active strategies which, as we have seen, consume higher levels of energy. If you require any auxiliary systems, install an integrated system for heat, hot water and ventilation. Finally, if you live in Europe (latitude between 40Â° and 60Â°) the following energy limits are set: - The total demand for energy for heating and cooling should not exceed 15 kWh/m per year. - The total primary energy for appliances, water heating and climate control must be less than 120 kWh/m year.

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decomposes many more things, such as paper and cardboard, teabags, coffee dregs and biodegradable nappies. Homemade compost is a high quality organic fertilizer that is far better than chemical fertilizers, which are more aggressive for the environment and harmful to health.

Every day large quantities of waste are thrown away, and this could be easily reused or recycled at home. This is the case for organic or biodegradable waste, which can be used to make compost. It is mainly kitchen waste (such as leftovers from fruit and vegetables) and from the garden (such as cuttings, earth or dry leaves). However, organic fertilizer

regulations, even in Mediterranean countries where this resource is scarce. A system for collecting rainwater should be planned in the design phase, as it requires the installation of a separate collection network for the bath, shower and sink drainpipes.

Drinking water is only guaranteed for 67 % of the world population and some 20 % do not even have access to this resource. However, the use of rainwater or greywater purification (washing machine, kitchen and shower) is not covered in any construction

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The installation price is between 2,150 and 3,250 euros, and the payback period, depending on the price of water in each country is 10-15 years. Water savings can amount to 30-45 %.

The image shows a rainwater tank by Graf, which collects and stores rain water that can be used for the toilet, washing machine and to water the garden. If the house has a roof garden, this garden stores between 50 % and 90 % of the rainwater that will gradually yield to evapotranspiration, while the remainder could be collected to be reused. The diagram represents the rainwater collection system; the picture in the next page shows the collection room for this water.

The diagram shows the greywater separation network for Kyoto House by Pich-Aguilera Arquitectos, from the washing machine, shower and sink.

Making homemade compost is not complicated. There are composters on the market that are affordable and very easy to use. In large gardens, they can be used in a shaded corner. In this case, you just have to remember to stir it around at least once at month.

Hansgrohe sells Pontos AquaCycle systems, which processes greywater from the shower and bath through a mechanical and biological process in which clean water is produced that can be reused for the toilet, laundry, household cleaning or watering the garden. This system will halve the consumption of drinking water but it needs to be separated from the sewage network, which is the toilet water that is sent directly to the sewer. The simplest system (AquaCycle 900) is composed of three 80-gallon tanks. After a pre-filtration process, water is subjected to a double biological treatment and then to a UV disinfection. The energy consumption is 1 or 2 kW per cubic meter. The result is recycled clear water that meets the EU directive on bathing water.

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$0/5&.103"3: 800% Doors are one of the most essential components of a house and wood has always been given a leading role in the world of architecture and interior design. The door is both a separation and a connection between different spaces, whether interior or exterior. Wood provides warmth and character to any door with its noble nature. Since wood is one of the few materials sourced directly from nature, it has a natural quality that gives a strong personality to architectural projects. Wood offers a wide range of design choices based on physical properties, texture and color. The reader will be delighted with a compilation of unique wood door examples that follow the spirit of the Modernism movement, in which every element within the house matters and attention is drawn to the particular creative process of every piece.

Hardcover with jacket 400 pages 19.5 x 26.5 cm 7.6 x 10.5 in March 2014

IBIZA SURPRISING ARCHITECTURE 1.0 PHOTOGRAPHS CONRAD WHITE

THE UPDATE

Ibiza Surprising Architecture 1.0 Photography by Conrad White Texts Francesc Zamora An insider’s view of the surprising dream-houses to be found on Ibiza, which demonstrate the enormous variety of architectural styles on this Mediterranean island.

TEXTS FRANCESC ZAMORA MOLA

Ibiza has been always an island with a unique identity and a special allure. Even now, Ibiza has never lost any of its magic; the curiosity of the world is still enchanted by the island. From an architectural point of view, a myriad variety of styles is to be found all over the island; authentic Ibicencan style, Norwegian style, Mexican style, Arabian style, Greek style... you name it.

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This house stands on a property that spreads over 15,000 m and consists of embankments on farmland oriented northwest-southeast. Surrounded by Mediterranean pine forests and olive, orange, almond and carob trees, the house spreads out on two floors for a total of 450 m not including a service basement and the exterior spaces such as terraces and a pool. The ground floor includes a living area, a kitchen, guestrooms and a guest bathroom, while the upper floor is reserved for the master bedroom. The house takes on modern design features with generous spaces and large openings, which ensure an intimate connection to the spectacular surroundings, while letting natural light and air in. A cool and calm ambiance is achieved through a selection of materials that is limited to concrete, glass, metal and the neutral colors of white, gray and black. In all, the Ibizan proportions of the house, its simple materials, its lack of ostentation, and the eclectic modern touches that give it an inviting atmosphere, are the reason why this house does not go unnoticed and has become a landmark of adaptation to the characteristic landscape of the island.

The main theme of this book is to give the reader an insider’s view of the surprising dream houses to be found on Ibiza.

Esta casa se encuentra en un terreno de 15.000 m y consta de muros de contención de tierras de cultivo orientadas de noroeste a sureste. Rodeada de bosques de pinos mediterráneos y de olivos, naranjos, almendros y algarrobos, la casa se extiende sobre dos plantas con un total de 450 m construidos, sin incluir el sótano --dedicado a la zona de servicios-- y los espacios exteriores, como terrazas y una piscina. La planta baja cuenta con una zona de estar, una cocina, las habitaciones y un baño de cortesía, mientras que la planta superior se reserva para el dormitorio principal. La casa adquiere características de diseño moderno, con amplios espacios y grandes aberturas, las cuales aseguran una conexión íntima con un entorno espectacular y permiten disfrutar de luz y ventilación natural. Una selección idónea de materiales --hormigón, vidrio y metal--, reforzada por una paleta de colores neutros que va del blanco al gris y al negro, logra un ambiente fresco y tranquilo. Las proporciones ibicencas, sus materiales simples, su falta de ostentación y unos toques eclécticos de modernidad le dan a la casa un ambiente acogedor y la convierten en un hito de adaptación al característico paisaje de la isla.

Hardcover with jacket 296 pages 26 x 26 cm 10.2 x 10.2 in January 2014

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Ibiza Estate. Future Architecture on Ibiza Photography by Conrad White In this book you will find houses that will be built in the near future. Hidden in of the mountains of Ibiza, each house will have magnificent views towards both the sea and the old town. Besides, the latest technology will be introduced so that electronic devices can be controlled through their iPad or iPhones, wherever the owners are. Every project, illustrated with renderings, bears the name of a beach. Conrad Whiteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s photographies will get you there.

Salinas Beach

Hardcover with jacket 192 pages 30 x 30 cm 18.5 x 18.5 in September 2014

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The Sourcebook of Contemporary Green Residential Buildings A comprehensive guide of cases and challenges of green building construction nowadays. This sourcebook vividly illustrates the emerging collaboration between stylish residential architecture and environmental responsibility. It features designs from the most provocative architects in the field today and showcases residential building projects from around the world. This book will help the builder, the student and the architect design buildings that are more energy efficient, reduce consumption and emissions, and incorporate sustainable materials. The residences presented here demonstrate the range of potential solutions and ideas for building a sustainable residential building.

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Hardcover 600 pages 23 x 29 cm 9 x 11.4 in Fall 2014

200 Basic Home Tips A series of practical ideas for home decoration. Targeting the general public, this collection offers a wide range of suggestions, advice and visual solutions with the intention of covering the rules of contemporary decoration. Each book provides innovative ideas and helpful resources, and presents the latest trends in interior design offering a wide selection of wonderful examples that are truly inspiring.

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The Sourcebook of Signage Graphics Julia Schonlau A detailed look at cutting-edge vector based sign and wayfinding designs from top creators and sites around the world. Most of the sign graphics is vector based. Vector images are composed of curves, lines and points, and therefore can be easily re-sized and enhanced to produce a superior quality and much smoother graphics. They allow you to spin, stretch, mirror, tilt and shift the base points to create sophisticated creations and designs, which is absolutely essential for creating usable sign graphics. That’s the reason why most designers use vector graphics programs to produce signage.

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Patternmaking Handbook Lucia Mors & Isabel Sánchez This book offers a practical guide which will come in very handy for anyone who enjoys the thought of turning beautiful fabrics into a custom-made outfit. With its step-by-step instructions and color photography, it is explicitly geared to motivated beginners, teaching them the art of creative manual patternmaking. Detailed explanations are given for all the procedures and materials involved—including all aspects from the design of the basic pattern, the cut required for a specific design, cutting out and sewing the pieces together, to the finished garment. This handbook also supplies patterns for a number of different styles of little black dress, with instructions on how to make different styles of necklines, sleeves etc., showing the reader how to adapt and customize the basic patterns.

PATRONES CONVENCIONALES

PATRÓN BASE DE VESTIDO

Softcover with flaps 240 pages 22 x 26 cm 8.6 x 10.2 in

Ejemplo en talla 42 CP Contorno de pecho 92 – 46 – 23 – 11,5 cm CCi Contorno de cintura 72 – 36 – 18 cm CCa Contorno de cadera 100 – 50 cm

y tops, y se usa también con frecuencia como patrón de partida para chaquetas y abrigos. Para no crear una «segunda piel» sino una funda que envuelva al cuerpo, no se debe olvidar añadir a las medidas tomadas los siguientes valores:

C Cuello (1/10 de 1/2 CP + 2 cm) 6,6 cm AD Altura de dorso 20,5 cm LTE Largo talle espalda 41,8 cm LTE + ACa Altura de cadera 62,6 cm PrP Profundidad de pecho 28,9 cm LTD Longitud de talle delantero 45,9 cm

AD Altura de dorso + 1 cm extra = 21,5 cm AE Anchura de espalda + 0,5 cm extra = 17,5 cm DS Diámetro de sisa + 1,5 cm extra = 11,5 cm AP Anchura de pecho + 1,5 cm extra = 20,5 cm 1/2 CP Contorno de pecho (AE + DS + AP) 46 cm + 3,5 cm extra = 49,5 cm AH Ancho de hombro 12,4 cm + 0,5 cm extra de la anchura de espalda = 12,9 cm ancho de hombro delantero, + 0,6 cm anchura extra = 13,5 cm ancho hombro espalda APP Ángulo de pinza de pecho 16°

AD + 1

AE Anchura de espalda 17 cm DS Diámetro de sisa (1/8 CP % 1,5 cm) 10 cm AP Anchura de pecho (1/4 CP % 4 cm) 19 cm El patrón base de vestido es la base sobre la que se crean vestidos

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1. Se comienza a dibujar el patrón con una línea vertical sobre la que se marcan, desde el punto de la base del cuello (W) hacia abajo, la altura de dorso (+ 1 cm extra), el largo de talle de espalda y la altura de cadera, y se traza en cada uno una línea angular hacia la izquierda. Así se obtienen las líneas de pecho, cintura y cadera.

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2. Ahora se registra la curvatura de la columna vertebral, ajustando 2 cm la línea vertical a la altura de la línea de cintura, y dibujando una línea vertical en dirección descendente a través de la cadera hasta el dobladillo. Hacia arriba se une este punto con el punto de la base del cuello. Esta línea da como resultado la costura posterior central. 1

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El punto J se calcula dividiendo a la mitad el tramo A-F. Entonces se une el punto J con marca delantera de inserción (G) y a su vez se divide a la mitad este tramo. El punto K obtenido se une a continuación con el punto de inserción de la manga (F) y se aumenta en la mitad del tramo en 1 cm. Partiendo del punto H se traza una línea a la costura lateral derecha, al dividirla entre tres se obtienen los puntos de partida M y N para los dos últimos puntos auxiliares. En las líneas angulares correspondientes se descuentan ahora 1 cm (M) o 1,5 cm (N) en ángulo recto y a continuación se marcan las curvaturas de la copa de la manga con una plantilla de curvas.

12. La posición exacta de la marca trasera de inserción de la manga se calcula midiendo en la pieza del tronco la bocamanga trasera desde la costura lateral hasta la marca de inserción de la manga; entonces se añade 1 cm y se registra la colocación de la sisa. Ahora se mide con la cinta métrica la longitud de la copa desde la marca delantera de inserción de la manga a la marca trasera y se compara con el área correspondiente de las piezas de frente y espalda. Una diferencia de ancho de la manga de aproximadamente 10% es intencional y debe mantenerse al coser, puesto que así la manga tiene mejor caída.

13. Las costuras laterales de la línea del codo se preparan con 1,5 cm cada una y, en el puño, 2 cm para dar a la manga una forma bonita, que siga el contorno del brazo, y alcanzar el ancho de puño deseado. Entonces se mide el ancho del fondo; la diferencia respecto al ancho de puño que se desee da como resultado la profundidad de la pinza. Esta se descuenta en la línea E desde la línea del codo y se distribuye uniformemente a derecha e izquierda. Ahora se continúa de forma oblicua desde el lado derecho de la pinza a la costura lateral para volver a obtener un puño en ángulo recto. Aquí se acorta en algunos milímetros la costura lateral. Se deduce esta magnitud también en la costura lateral izquierda y se inclina hacia el lado de la pinza.

14. Esta

es la manga de una costura ya lista con pinza en el puño.

15. La pinza puede también colocarse y coserse en la línea del codo de la costura lateral trasera. La ventaja de esta variante es que la pinza es mucho más corta y por lo tanto, se nota menos. 16-17. Al poner la manga deben coincidir las marcas de inserción, pero no es raro que en las pruebas sea necesario echar una manga un poco más adelante o más atrás para que la prenda se adapte correctamente a la postura del cuerpo. Con esto se puede corregir también el ancho de hombros. 18-19. Las pinzas de las piezas de frente y espalda permiten el ajuste perfecto al cuerpo. Con frecuencia es necesario todavía adaptar de forma individualizada los hombros, la curvatura de la espalda, la cintura y el pecho.

100 Nail Art Designs. Step by step Nail decoration has been a symbol of class and fashion throughout history. At first, only a single nail polish color was available, but with the arrival of the French manicure nail design established itself as a symbol of elegance and sophistication. The emergence of new colors of nail polish, artificial nails and new materials brought art and design to nail care. In this step-by-step guide, you will find all the information necessary about nail care and decoration. You will learn how to create original designs and how to properly use the tools for spectacular, long-lasting results. It also provides tips on how to keep healthy and strong nails with a good diet and soft massages. UÑAS DISEÑO Y PINTADO

DISEÑO DE ALGA Diseño

Esmalte Común

Esmalte Decoración Rojo

Negro Amarillo

Técnica

Seco - carga completa

Softcover 192 pages 19 x 24.5 cm 9.2 x 9.2 in

1. Con el pincel del esmalte, esmaltar la uña completa de rojo. 2. Sin dejar secar, aplicar inmediatamente amarillo en toda la uña para matizar el color. 3. Con el pincel del esmalte, trazar una línea en negro un poco más gruesa que el borde libre.

Spring 2014 4. Aplicar abundante cantidad de esmalte negro en la base de la uña. 5. Colocar rápidamente el punzón en la base de la uña y deslizar hacia el borde libre en uno de los extremos de la base de la uña. 6. Repetir el procedimiento trazando, desde la base, varias líneas hacia el borde libre formando un alga. Dejar secar durante 4 minutos.

CONSEJO ÚTIL La mezcla de colores en la uña es una posibilidad para matizar colores intensos como el rojo. No obstante, el resultado nal no será un color uniforme sino una combinación (es recomendable matizar dos colores de la misma gama).

UÑAS DISEÑO Y PINTADO

FRENCH DIAGONAL CON LÍNEAS BLANCAS Diseño

Técnica

Esmalte Común

Esmalte Decoración Bordó

Dorado

Fucsia

Blanco

Seco - carga completa

1. Con el pincel del esmalte, aplicar fucsia en la totalidad de la uña. Dejar reposar 4 minutos. 2. Con bordó, trazar una diagonal desde el lateral derecho hacia el borde libre. 3. Desde el lateral izquierdo de la base hasta el borde bordó, trazar una diagonal blanca.

4. Desde la mitad de la diagonal y hacia el lateral derecho, trazar dos líneas horizontales blancas y pequeñas. 5. Repetir el procedimiento del lado izquierdo de la diagonal dibujando dos líneas blancas paralelas. 6. Realizar un borde dorado en el extremo bordó. Dejar reposar durante 4 minutos. Quitar los restos de esmalte de los dedos con quitaesmalte.

CONSEJO ÚTIL La curva que bordea el extremo en bordó puede realizarse luego del paso 2 para continuar con el resto del diseño. 132

100 Youthful Haircuts and Hairstyles. Step by step Santiago Alvarez If you wish to try a different look or you are simply curious about the hairstyles created in the leading salons of the world, you will find everything you need in this book. The latest trends in haircuts and hairstyles are compiled in the book where you can learn to cut hair like a professional. Illustrated in full color, this manual will guide you through the different haircuts and hairstyles you can do at home step by step, with plenty of practical tips. Find out what haircut or hairstyle works best with your face shape. Texturized haircuts, with bangs and mohawks, braids and stylish upswept hairdos are some examples of what you can learn to do, and show off on special occasions. To complete the step-by-step learning process, every example is illustrated with images of the final result and with makeup tips.

Cortes y Peinados Juveniles

del cabello suelto o junto a otro peinado.

des de peinados y cómo combinarlos para lograr verdaderas obras de arte en la cabeza.

Ver Cola de caballo con tupé en página 134

Trenzas: se divide el cabello en varios mechones y se entrelaza uno con otro. Es una opción ideal para cabellos largos y en cantidad. Asimismo, existen muchas variantes que pueden abarcar la totalidad del cabello o solo una parte. Trenza convencional, cosida (francesa), trenza diadema y espiga son algunas de las opciones que se verán en este libro.

FORMA DE LA CARA Cara de Diamante: el rostro reproduce la forma de la piedra y posee frente estrecha, mentón anguloso y mejillas prominentes. Para crear una apariencia equilibrada entre la frente y el mentón respecto a los pómulos, se deben evitar los cortes cortos. Es necesario buscar estilos que despejen la frente y la barbilla cubriendo las mejillas para que se vean más estrechas. Por ello, debe usarse el cabello medio o largo y peinarse de manera que quede lacio en las raíces y medios y con volumen en las puntas para compensar. El flequillo puede usarse hacia un lado. Cara en forma de corazón: al igual que la anterior reproduce una forma de un objeto conocido. La forma de corazón se traduce en un rostro con frente amplia y corta, y mentón pequeño y anguloso. Los estilos apropiados son el corte tipo bob (una melena lacia con flequillo y la nuca descubierta) en capas con volumen y puntas hacia fuera, al nivel del mentón. Los cortes asimétricos son también apropiados.

Ver Trenzas con rodete en página 204

Algunos peinados permiten realizar gran cantidad de torzadas mientras que otros se combinan con trenzas y rodetes. Ver Torzadas con rizos en página 142

Cara Rectangular: se trata de rostros cuyo maxilar es tan ancho como las sienes. Los cortes indicados para este tipo de caras son los desmechados que tienen el largo del mentón o el hombro. Si se desea, se puede agregar un flequillo irregular (el recto no se recomienda porque “acorta” el rostro). Recogidos: son peinados que juntan una o varias partes del cabello y la colocan en los laterales o la parte superior de la cabeza.

Cara Cuadrada: son rostros con frente amplia y corta y una mandíbula cuadrada. Los cortes y peinados que favorecen a las personas con este tipo de cara son aquellos que “ablandan” los bordes cuadrados rompiendo la simetría. Se pueden realizar capas graduadas con algo de volumen y bucles suaves. Asimismo, se puede optar por un flequillo (también en capas) que caiga sobre las cejas, a los lados de la cara o hacia el costado. Cara Triangular: se trata de un rostro angosto y cerrado en las sienes, ligeramente más ancho en las mejillas y el mentón. La mayoría de los cortes de pelo cortos sirven para este estilo de cara. Se deben evitar los estilos desmechados o con volumen.

Softcover 192 pages 19 x 24.5 cm 9.2 x 9.2 in Spring 2014

Rodetes: es un recogido que consiste en tomar gran parte del cabello, enroscarlo sobre sí mismo y ubicarlo en alguna parte de la cabeza (laterales, parte superior o nuca). Del mismo modo, se trata de un peinado cómodo que brinda libertad para combinar con otros peinados como trenzas, tupés o batidos. Tupé: es un peinado que consiste en elevar o hacer más prominente el caVer Rodete antiguo en página 216 bello de la parte superior de la cabeza. Por lo general, esto se logra gracias al Torzadas: se trata de mechones de batido y un fijador. Si bien en un codiverso grosor de cabello que se en- mienzo fue un peinado masculino más roscan sobre sí mismos y se sujetan tarde se hizo extensivo a las mujeres en alguna parte de la cabeza. que lo adoptaron como complemento

Cara Redonda: este tipo de rostros se caracteriza por tener los pómulos pronunciados con frente amplia y corta. La mayoría de los cortes de pelo corto quedan bien en las caras redondas, siempre que haya altura en la parte superior de la cabeza (área de la cúspide o corona) y poco volumen sobre los oídos para reducir la redondez. Asimismo, los cortes largos en capas con mechas a la altura del mentón alargan el rostro.

. Su dificultad es variada: pueden estar compuestos por torzadas, trenzas o rodetes. Igualmente, muchos permiten mechones de cabello sueltos con rizos.

Cara Ovalada: este tipo de rostro posee frente alta y estrecha y mentón ligeramente redondo; es balanceado y casi perfecto para cualquier corte y peinado. Acentuar ligeramente el volumen a los costados para que la cara se vea más simétrica puede ser una buena opción. Por otra parte, se debe evitar la creación de demasiado volumen en la parte superior, sino la cara se verá más alargada. Asimismo, si el cabello es espeso, es recomendable realizar un flequillo abundante. Por el contrario, con cabello fino, un flequillo ondulante o largos mechones lucirá muy bien.

Cortes y Peinados Juveniles

REBAJADO EN FORMA DE V Katja Müller 18 años Cabello largo, lacio, rubio

1. Humedecer el cabello con rociador y peinar con las cerdas anchas del peine de corte. 2. Separar la cúspide de la cabeza con el peine de corte y peinar hacia arriba.

3. Cortar las puntas con la tijera de filo duro en diagonal (mirando hacia arriba), rebajando esta parte del cabello. 4. Peinar todo el cabello hacia atrás y marcar, desde los laterales hacia atrás, el contorno en forma de V reduciendo el largo. Los costados deben ser simétricos.

MAQUILLAJE 5. Separar el lateral izquierdo y peinarlo hacia adelante. Con la tijera colocada en diagonal (mirando hacia abajo), rebajar esta parte del cabello. 6. Repetir el procedimiento en el lateral derecho para lograr un rebajado desde el mentón hacia las puntas.

Parpado fijo verde claro Parpado móvil verde Delineado negro

7. Trazar una línea vertical que divida al cabello en dos (salvo los laterales). Peinar la parte derecha y cortar con la tijera en diagonal. Repetir el procedimiento en el otro sector del cabello. 8. Secar y peinar con brushing.

Rubor marrón oscuro cremoso Labial gloss rosa

SKETCH PRODUCT DESIGN

Sketch Product Design Mao Mao editorial team This book is a compilation of a diverse variety of internationally renowned studios, as well as new studios, that stand out in the current landscape of product design. Within these pages, all the nuances of graphic manipulation and product design can be seen through each individual designerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work. All of the designers listed within these pages have provided the artwork of their best designs from the past five years, establishing this collection at the forefront of the most current values in product design. However, the focus of this book is not on the trends in product design, but rather on the diversity and richness of each designerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique creation process.

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Every design studio represented in this book has provided insight into their work process, from the initial research stage, to the development of a conceptual idea, and finally, to the physical creation of different designs; shaping them and altering them, until they have come up with a single unique design. Some designers, who go directly from the research stage to the development stage, have been more limited in the examples they could provide, while others have retrieved pages and pages of sketches and even doodles, to showcase the multiple stages of development.

Hardcover with jacket 320 pages 18 x 27.5 cm 7 x 10.8 in

BEETLING

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By Julia Schonla

1000 Cute Characters

1000 CUTE CHARACTERS

Julia Schonlau Most of us are not even aware of the extent to which our world is being populated by characters. They are everywhere—trying to sell us cornflakes, leading us through a computer game, entertaining us in a movie... They even surprise us in an art gallery. This book takes an in depth look at commercial and personal contemporary character design. For a commercial purpose characters can have a huge advantage over real people: they are more adaptable, and often easier to apply to different media. Some designers invent characters out of a personal interest and these characters often mirror the personality of their creator. Whether they are grotesque and sinister or cute and loveable—great characters move us because we recognize something human in them. But most of all they are lots of fun! 8

Softcover 320 pages 23.5 x 23.5 cm 9.2 x 9.2 in BUFFMONSTER USA

character’s name:

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character’s name: character’s name:

IBIZA

TATTOO

skinographs

Ibiza Tattoo. Skinographs Edition & Photography by Conrad White Ibiza is a symbol of the vanguard and of freedom, and one of the most cosmopolitan places on the international scene, always in the spotlight of any scene-chaser.

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One trend that came to stay on the white island is that of tattoos. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s where some of the best studios of the world are. Tattooists like Neil Inglish, El FlacoTattoo or Tais Iglesias are some of the main artists in this book. Renowned photographer Conrad White has documented their work processes and their tattoos: a gem for tattoo enthusiasts.

1 skinink ibiza

Hardcover with jacket 256 pages 19.5 x 25 cm 7.6 x 9.8 in Fall 2014 34 skinink ibiza

35 skinink ibiza

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Other titles in this series:

Glorious Ibiza Food (& Music!) by Sid Chanti, Ibiza’s Private Chef and bespoke event organizer for celebrities. “Glorious Ibiza Food (& Music!) is a beautifully illustrated book which includes Sid’s unique, easy-to-follow recipes, all inspired by his experiences both as an international touring DJ and his fifteen years spent living on Ibiza. In addition to the recipes, all with their own wine recommendations, there is an insider’s guide to the suppliers that can provide the ingredients to create his dishes. Also included is foraging, culinary customs, endemic species and organic farms of Ibiza. Added to all of this, exclusive track-lists for lunch and dinner from some of the world’s most renowned DJ’s, make this book a truly unique Ibiza reference.”

INTRODUCTION: SID SHANTI

That first trip to Ibiza changed my life.

I have been captivated by food and cooking for as long as I can remember. My earliest memory is of taking ingredients for an English breakfast into primary school to cook for a class lesson. I had the blessing of my teacher but the scorn of my brother - we were in different years and he liked my breakfasts! Cooking is not just my greatest passion, but also my vocation. My career really began when I started work at the famous London media haunt, the Groucho Club, where I completed a three-year apprenticeship. At the same time, in the early 1990s, I was studying the theory and practice of classical French cuisine at Westminster College. Even before this I had gained wide experience of the hospitality sector, ranging from the Royal Box at Headingley cricket ground to more mundane breakfast responsibilities at some of London’s grand hotels. At the Groucho I worked steadily through the kitchen until I became Chef de Partie on sauces and roasts. It was a satisfying stable position. That stability was cut short by my hobby. Ironically, a hobby that became my career until I settled on Ibiza! My first big trip abroad had been to Goa in India in 1990. Inspired by its free-party scene, on my return to the UK, I began spending my free time and money organising events and buying records. Soon my hobby took over my life. I was recognised as one of the leading DJs in the then hugely popular and exciting Goa trance movement which was spreading across Europe and Asia, particularly Britain and Japan. I was fortunate to be able to deejay on every continent and almost every major city in the world during a short career spanning about eight years. One of the perks of touring was that I was invited to eat at the most noted restaurants everywhere I played. These experiences kept alive my passion for food and cooking as I held down residencies in London and Tokyo, ran my own monthly night at Brixton nightclub The Fridge, produced records and released mix CDs on various labels. It was my career as a DJ that first brought me to Ibiza in 1998. Mike and Claire invited me to play Manumission, the biggest party at the world’s largest nightclub, Privilege. I was there on the recommendation of “Mr Nice”, Howard Marks, who had been a friend of mine since I invited him to play music in the back room of my party at The Fridge. Howard was narrating the infamous Manumission film along with broadcaster Chris Needs and Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh.

From Ibiza Spotlight.

Hardcover 296 pages 25.5 x 19 cm 10 x 7.4 in Available

I went back to London, finished my DJ commitments and packed my essentials: knives, chef’s whites, records and Technics 1210s. Then I moved to the island for good. In my first year, 1999, I set up the roof terrace Shanti Town, at the Manumission Motel, a true den of iniquity. It was a roaring success. Every Monday we would feed up to a 1000 hungry clubbers using nothing more than a barbecue made from an old bath and the wire base of a single bed frame. Running this revived my passion for cooking and for a couple of years the twin arts of music and food overlapped, especially when I took over the kitchens of the old Blues Bar in the port of Ibiza and the Manumission Diner was born. At the same time as running these more public ventures I also began to cater private villa parties for clients such as Jade Jagger and Dan Macmillan. This work soon extended to cover yachts, fashion shoots, music videos and promotional events with corporate sponsors like Orange and Vodafone. Meanwhile, my passion for the sort of music I was expected to play as a DJ had begun to wane. Trance had morphed into a different genre and it no longer excited me. I decided to give up deejaying and return to my first love of cooking. My last professional DJ commitment was for Heineken in 2001, headlining a five-week tour of Guangdong province in China. Back in Ibiza, in 2004, I was able fulfill a long-held ambition and opened a restaurant. I set up, managed and part-owned El Faraon, a restaurant of over 100 covers serving modern European food. I was responsible for all aspects of the day-today running of the business. It was a new venture and within twelve months it was receiving plaudits: on the island Pacha Mag ran a feature in June 2005, while America’s Food & Wine magazine described El Faraon as a “top five Ibiza restaurant” (July 2006) The restaurant was sold as a going concern in 2007. Since then I have focused on the multifaceted challenges of private catering. Over the years this has given me the good fortune to cook for many notable individuals including: Jools and Jamie Oliver; Puff Daddy, Sir Tom Hunter, Sister Sledge, Mark and Margy Fenwick, Bryan Ferry, Skin, Peter Crouch, Christian Audigier, Kelly Hoppen, Thandie Newton and Oliver Parker, Ozwald Boateng, Bruce Parry, Dynamo, Chris Gorman OBE, Chuck Bone, Tracy “Cat Daddy” Mills, Bruce Parry and Jaime Winstone. Some testimonials from these satisfied clients can be seen elsewhere in the book

These one-off events bring together, and benefit from, the skills i’ve honed in the music and food industries. I also continue with private catering as a personal chef for a number of clients and when requested I produce bespoke dinner or lunch gatherings. To give you an idea of what it is like to run and coordinate something like this, I worked with a camera crew to create a video diary and you can see the 30-minute film here:

http://vimeo.com/16245769

For the last two years I have been privileged to be the private chef for Carolina & Pete Tong and their wonderful family. Given my long standing passion for food and music, this has been more than a pleasure. The juxtaposition made me feel it was time for me to put pen to paper and write a book. 11

R E C I P E S - S TA R T E R S

JONI SLEDGE: Singer Sister Sledge / Cantante de Sister Sledge

I now create exclusive and high-end, 100% unique Ibiza experiences, fashioned from all my island contacts and knowledge.

R E C E TA S - E N T R A N T E S

JAIME WINSTONE: Actress / Actriz

Wine Recomendation/Maridaje * Castelfirmian Pinot Grigio (White – Italy) * Les Domaniers Rosé 2012 (Rosé - France)

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GRILLED ASPARAGUS, PATA NEGRA HAM CRISP, CONFIT RAFF TOMATO

ESPÁRRAGOS A LA PARRILLA CON CRUJIENTE DE JAMÓN DE PATA NEGRA Y TOMATE RAF CONFITADO

SERVES: 4

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The crunch of the asparagus, and intense flavour of the Pata Negra ham crisp collide together with the sweet texture of the confit Raff tomato in this dish. If you can’t find Raff, which are intensely sweet, use buffalo tomatoes.

En esta receta, la textura crujiente de los espárragos y el sabor intenso del crujiente de jamón de pata negra contrastan con el toque dulce del tomate raf confitado. Si no encontráis la variedad raf, que tiene un sabor muy dulce, podéis utilizar otra variedad de tomates grandes.

Ingredients 20 x Asparagus spears 8 x slices of Pata Negra ham 2 x Raff tomatoes Extra virgin olive oil Salt and pepper

Ingredientes 20 espárragos enteros 8 rodajas de jamón de pata negra 2 tomates raf Aceite de oliva virgen extra Sal y pimienta

Method Preheat the oven to 180ºC. Prepare your Pata Negra ham crisps and confit tomato as described in the accompaniment section, then set aside. Snap or cut the base of the asparagus stems until no connecting tough fiber remains. Rub them in olive oil and season. Heat a griddle or frying pan for 2 minutes on a medium to high heat. Cook and turn the asparagus for 2-3 minutes. Serve as shown as soon as the asparagus is cooked.

Modo de preparación Precalentar el horno a 180ºC. Preparar el crujiente de jamón de pata negra y el confit tal como se explica en la sección de guarniciones y reservar. Partir o cortar el tallo de los espárragos por la base, dejando solo la parte más tierna que no contenga fibras duras. Impregnarlos con aceite de oliva y sazonar. Calentar una parrilla o sartén durante 2 minutos a fuego medio-alto. Cocinar y volver los espárragos durante 2-3 minutos. Servir como se muestra en cuanto los espárragos estén hechos.

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Create Your Own Gothic Steampunk Character Enthusiasts of gothic and steampunk will find all the inspiration they were looking for in this guide. Jorge Balaguer presents 25 characters typified by common elements in both trends, from the taste for Victorian aesthetics, mystery, romanticism, to literary references in science fiction and fantasy, among others.

Steampunk is a sub-genre of science fiction that typically features steam-powered machinery, especially in a setting inspired by industrialized Western civilization during the 19th century. Steampunk works are often set in, in a post-apocalyptic future during which steam power has regained mainstream use, or in a fantasy world that similarly employs steam power. Steampunk perhaps most recognizably features anachronistic technologies or retro-futuristic inventions as people in the 19th century might have envisioned them, and is likewise rooted in the eraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s perspective on fashion, culture, architectural style, and art.

The drawing process takes place in just four steps: from the preliminary pencil sketches in black and white to the final full color artwork. Each step is accompanied by simple instructions and tips so that any amateur can get the tools and technical expertise needed to draw like a professional illustrator. Characters Gothic Steampunk Guy, Girl, Soldier, Hunter, Horse and Rider, Train Driver, Aviator, Space Soldier, Victorian Lord, Outlaw, Pirate, Swordsman, Mercenary, Robot, Warrior, Marshal, Vampire, Detective (Sleepy Hollow inspired), Mechanical, Vampire Girl, Witch, Scuba Diver, Medieval Knight, Fairy, Vehicle Inventor

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Steampunk also refers to any of the artistic styles, clothing fashions, or subcultures, that have developed from the aesthetics of steampunk fiction, Victorian-era fiction, art nouveau design, and films from the mid20th century. Various modern utilitarian objects have been modded by individual artisans into a pseudoVictorian mechanical steampunk style, and a number of visual and musical artists have been described as steampunk.

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Metal Heads. Heavy Metal & Hardcore Graphics A selection of the most innovative metal and hardcore graphic design of recent decades in all their various subgenres and creative areas. Metalheads, enthusiasts of apocalyptic songs, of a dark and experimental scene, will find in this volume a compilation of graphic elements from this musical genre that reinvents itself every day to survive. It has nothing to do with T-shirts, posters on adolescentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; walls, or nostalgic 70â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vinyl collections. Rather, it is about radical aesthetic works of artists, designers and illustrators, open to the influence from other artistic fields. They have crossed the boundaries of genres, into territories that are unexplored, complex and full of nuances.

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Technology An essential book for understanding the world we live in After the success of Infinity, here comes Technology: an essential book for understanding the world in which we live. Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s think about the rapid development of new information and communication technologies, through the power of telecommunications, electronics and robotics. They get introduced into our lives and change our behavior and our cultures at a dizzying pace. We often use them without understanding where they take us, to the point that we cannot imagine how we will live in five years. We need look no further than Google glass, which is already a reality even though it may seem to be science fiction. But certainly the Internet is the technological advance that has caused the greatest impact on our global society since the advent of the printing press. Every day it generates new needs and issues we have to face. Nonetheless, there are many other technologies and applications that affect us. This illustrated guide provides an overview of the latest developments explained in an entertaining way for easy understanding of its complexity, implications and consequences. Other titles in this series:

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