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Buckminster
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Buckminster
Fuller's Universe: His Life and Work
By
Lloyd Steven Sieden, Norman Cousins
A
sympathetic, even advocatory, account of the life
and work of the designer, engineer, and architect,
interpreting his creations as visible models of his
philosophy. Well illustrated, including diagrams showing
the principles of his designs.
"This
work fully illustrates that a great man walked among
us." – Larry King
"An
absorbing biographic study." – Publishers
Weekly
"Buckminster
Fuller was one of a very small number of geniuses.This
book greatly assists us in understanding (him)." –Richard Rogers, architect and chairman, Richard
Rogers Partnership, Ltd.
"To
have Bucky and witnessed his disciplined dedication
to humanity through engineering was an inspirational
treat in my life. Lloyd Sieden's interpretations of
his creative genius should greatly enhance public
acknowledgment of (his) intellectual wisdom."
– Dr. Buzz Aldrin,former aeronaut
Buckminster Fuller, the brilliant and eccentric futurist
philosopher, was one of the most creative contributions
to innovative thought and technology in the twentieth
century. Best known for his inventions from the Geodesic
Dome to the Dymaxion car and the concept of "Spaceship
Earth." He was a incomparable designer, engineer
& architect. In this inspiring account of fuller's
life and legacy, Lloyd Steven Sieden shows how his
integrity, intuition, and imagination had an astounding
impact on the world. Buckminster Fuller's Universe
brings new light to Fuller's brief syatem, recognizes
his many contributions to humanity, and shows readers
how to apply Fuller's ideas to daily life.
Lloyd Steven Sieden is a lecturer, consultant, and
educator with a specialty in the ideas of Buckminster
Fuller. He has studied and explained Fuller's fifty-six
year experiment for nearly twenty years and helps
organizations and individuals implement the natural
principles Fuller uncovered.
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With Less: The Future World of Buckminster Fuller
–
by Nathan Aaseng (Library Binding - April 1988)
The
focus of this biography is Fuller's originality,
his antipathy to being compelled to think along
established paths, and his love of reasoning things
out for himself. His character and personal life
are presented to show how they affected his later
contributions to science, architecture, and invention.
The black-and-white photographs and drawings help
readers to understand the ideas presented in the
text.
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