Robert Powell (2) (1942–)

Author of Rethinking the Skyscraper: The Complete Architecture of Ken Yeang

For other authors named Robert Powell, see the disambiguation page.

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About the Author

Robert Powell was Associate Professor of Architecture at the National University of Singapore from 1990 to 2000. A former editor of The Singapore Architect (1997-1999), he has authored many books

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Works by Robert Powell

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Rethinking the Skyscraper: The Complete Architecture of Ken Yeang (1999) 21 copies, 2 reviews

Singapore Houses (2009) 16 copies

The Tropical Asian House (1996) 15 copies

The New Sri Lankan House (2015) 13 copies, 2 reviews

The Modern Thai House: Innovative Designs in Tropical Asia (2012) 11 copies

The New Malaysian House (2008) 9 copies

Singapore Architecture (2004) 7 copies

Innovative Architecture of Singapore (1995) 7 copies

The new Indonesian house (2011) 7 copies

The Urban Asian House: Living in Tropical Cities (1998) 5 copies

The new Asian house (2001) 5 copies

Singapore: Architecture of a Global City (2000) 5 copies

Living legacy: Singapore's architectural heritage renewed (1994) 4 copies

The New Singapore House (2001) 3 copies

Architecture of learning: New Singapore schools (2001) 2 copies

Ken Yeang: Rethingking the environmental filter (1989) 2 copies

The Architecture of Housing - Exploring Architecture in Cultures (1990) 2 copies

Contemporary Houses in the Philippines (2014) 2 copies

The Tropical Malaysian house (1) (2018) 2 copies

The New Thai House (2003) 1 copy

Hassell Poetic Pragmatism (2004) 1 copy

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Other names: POWELL, Bob
Birthdate: 1942
Gender: male
Occupations: professor
Organizations: University of Singapore
Short biography: Robert Powell, Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Singapore from 1990 to 2000, has authored many books including Innovative Architecture of Singapore (1989) and The Architecture of Learning: New Singapore Schools (2001).