Disney Architecture...

[DCA Fan]

I put the Disney Architecture books I like here: http://gchen.netfirms.com/atp/store/index.htm

Building Disney is good if you want to see their more modernist designs for the TD Orlando building, Feature Animation, etc.

Designing Disney is great for park art

Imagineering a Dream is a must-have. Try the local library, I think it's fairly common.

 

[MonorailBlack]

Originally posted by AliciaLuvzDizne
I absolutely agree!! Olmstead would be proud ( I am SO going to get an A in this class LOL)
I also REALLY like how Diz lays out their parks and resorts so that you really cant see them from the road (except for the Epcot ball but thats real exciting to see from the road so its okay!)
It keeps the magic a mystery while you're sitting in traffic! LOL

Yes thats a key thing Walt wanted, and for the most part, it has been upheld. Also, pretty much its maintained. Architecture and landscape architecture must be maintained. I unfortunately have never seen EPCOT during the flower and garden festival.....is it nice???

 

[MonorailBlack]

Originally posted by DCA Fan
I put the Disney Architecture books I like here: http://gchen.netfirms.com/atp/store/index.htm

Building Disney is good if you want to see their more modernist designs for the TD Orlando building, Feature Animation, etc.

Designing Disney is great for park art

Imagineering a Dream is a must-have. Try the local library, I think it's fairly common.

Could you tell me a little more about the Designing Disney one? What kind of park art???